Used Rodinal 1:50 for 1 hour. Agitate first minute, then once at about 1/2 hour.

I don't have the proper reel to develop this original expired film from WW2.

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neufotomacher
上載：
2017-12-05
標籤：
116 616 film is alive film is not dead filmisalive filmisnotdead old-timey verichrome pan
相機：
kodak No. 2-A brownie, last patent date 1902
菲林：
verichrome pan 616 expired middle of World War 2
城市：
Montclair, CA
國家／地區：
United States
相簿：
That old-timey look. and Kodak No. 2-A Brownie box camera from the early 1900's.

2 個留言

  1. neufotomacher
    neufotomacher ·

    @jamescat22 On this image especially, you can see the marks from large paper clips I gently curved to go with the film spiral. At the beginning and end I put the smallest office supply C-clips. I am already thinking of small clampable fishing leads on the edge of the film to keep separation of the film from itself.

  2. neufotomacher
    neufotomacher ·

    @jamescat22 The film is not brittle at all. There is a strange, unfamiliar thick layer of gelatin that seems to shrink and evaporate as the film dries after the final wash. Can't wait to expose the next roll. That folding camera you were using recently, what type of film does it use?

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