Topic: OT: Some things are better when not known

[Francois]

Well yes. I had to do this. I know some things are better left without an answer. Curiosity did kill the cat... but I had to do this.
I accidentally discovered something which is exactly the size of a roll of 127. It might even become a viable replacement at some point!
It comes in a roll. It's ready to use and capture some memorable images. Best of all, it's a coated film that costs next to nothing!

As they say: don't try this at home! I'm an expert!

I wonder: is there a purpose to this experiment?
answer: absolutely none.

Will it make the world of photography advance in a significant way?
Not by a long long shot.

[Jack Johnson]

Photons are bound to stick to that stuff, but I want to see you get it in the developing reel.

[Francois]

I must admit that this would become a sticky situation pretty fast 

[jojonas~]

aah, hahaha. I've avoided this thread for what seems a long time because I took the title litteraly

[Francois]

Well... did you need to know what I discovered? Probably not
Is it pointless? yes

[Jack Johnson]

Rather than start a new topic, let's spin the wheel again.

Food item nearest to your film in the fridge? Mine appears to be sweet relish.

[Francois]

In a very boring way, I have to say three ice packs for the ones in my freezer. And a fax machine for the ones in my office...

[irv_b]

Haha! Chocolate from Lidl

[jojonas~]

starobrno czech premium lager.

mmm... beer

[Sandeha Lynch]

Hmm, a fresh brick of Tri-x between two litres of smoothies.

[astrobeck]

smoked gouda.....mmmm!

[Britt Aximon]

Homemade strawberry jam! 
Goes lovely to Kodak T-max.

[Francois]

Hi Britt!
Good to have you back before we get to waste film on totally white scenes