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Tag Archives: process
Let it Develop 365
The main reason I returned to film photography, after years of shooting digital, was the feeling of nostalgia – remembering the washed-out square prints from my Kodak Instamatic, with the colors that weren’t quite right, and the horizon that sort … Continue reading
Posted in Vintage cameras
Tagged Against the Grain, experiment, film, film photography, Let it Develop 365, process, project
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Processing Your Own Film
I recently had a query from someone on whether I would teach him how to process his own film. Unfortunately I’ve only been at it for about 9 months, far too short to be in any position to teach on … Continue reading
Posted in film processing
Tagged black and white, C-41, color, film photography, film processing, photo equipment, process
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