My first post in more than a month and the results aren’t what I expected but I thought I’d share just in case.
Not long ago I bought this Kodak Royal-X Pan 1600 ISO film and this weekend I decided to use it. The film was expired in march 1960 and I thought the occasion asked for an old camera as well so I loaded into my 1930's Kodak Brownie n2 Box camera.
After spending a good few cold hours in Brick Lane I finally got my much precious 8 shots with the camera, got home and processed the film. The results aren’t great at all, to start I guess the film wasn’t stored properly, it broke few pieces while loading on the spiral. It was also badly exposed as I couldn't control the shutter speed on this type of camera making hard to compensate.
The film was processed with Rodinal 1:100 at 15 degrees 20 minutes developing time with very slow inversions every minute. Maybe I bit more developing time would work out but since the film was ISO 1600 I was afraid to overexpose. In the end this is what I've got:
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1 comment:
MO! how's it goin? I dunno dude, i kinda like the ghost-image they created. It's like instant photoshop XD
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