Filmwasters
Which Board? => Main Forum => Topic started by: Indofunk on March 21, 2019, 12:01:51 AM
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https://petapixel.com/2019/03/20/this-beer-was-developed-to-process-kodak-super-8-film
How to develop film in expensive beer :D
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That bastard! Well, I got the idea from someone that was developing prints with beer. Tri-X is one of the few films that has given me trouble with beer, maybe I need to turn up the heat to 90.
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Sounds like a delicious gose so I'd rather drink the beer than develop film in it!
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I must admit that I'm pretty impressed. I wonder if they reverse processed the film?
Got me thinking about something. Does anyone know a barman?
You can always ask him to dump the leftover beers in a bucket to make developer. I know it's pretty gross but it is free waste material that could be used....
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I must admit that I'm pretty impressed. I wonder if they reverse processed the film?
That's a good point! From the diagram in that post it looks like straight negative development. Must have been scanned/inverted/converted to a movie file in software?
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It's Tri-X reversal film, not negative film.
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So it automatically reverses like direct positive film... I guess.
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It's Tri-X reversal film, not negative film.
I thought even B&W reversal film needed a separate reversal bath? But I know nothing of B&W reversal film, so never mind me.
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I thought the same too but I must say I know nothing about cine film...
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Tri-X reversal can be processed both ways, there is a bleach step for reversal. The process they show for this beer is negative.
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Pretty much what I was expecting.
But still it's pretty cool.
I never had a chance to try b&w slide film.
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I have a couple of rolls of super low-ISO direct positive B&W slide film I still haven't finished shooting or processing yet.
I keep thinking I want to shoot it and develop it in a monobath while I travel, but it's ISO 0.75. It's easier to shoot paper negs. :D
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At 0.75 ISO, you definitely can't use it to take pics of the kids running around ;D
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ISO 0.75??? And I thought I was crazy for shooting at ISO 6 ;D
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So far, my lowest has been ISO 3 Lith film.
Second lowest is ISO 50, and I feel that's really fast.
I've got a roll of Rollei RPX 25 sitting on my desk right now...