We continue our mini-series of Film Fun videos, and today is the big day! In this week's video, we develop a roll of black and white ILFORD 120 medium format film. The podcast released for this episode is just an iPhone optimized low-resolution version of the full-sized video, which will enable you to...
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4 Comments
inancy
Posted at 14:15h, 21 JuneMartin – check out the Massive Dev Chart application at http://www.digitaltruth.com/devchart.php It is a great app for calculating different times and dilutions.
Tony Pipitone
Posted at 08:52h, 25 JuneHi Martin – Have you tried this for developing:
http://shop.new55.net/collections/frontpage/products/r3-monobath-developer
also check out:
http://theartofphotography.tv/episodes/developing-film-in-one-step-instant-processing/
I have also been looking at some Bronica Etrs but haven’t pulled the trigger yet
Martin Bailey
Posted at 09:26h, 25 JuneHi Tony,
Wow! That’s witchcraft!! 🙂
It looks very interesting, and probably great if just developing the film is the goal. Personally, I wanted to learn how to do this, and so I’ll stick with my current process for a while. Monobath looks so easy it would take much of the “fun” out of the process for me at this point. 🙂
Thanks for sharing the links though. I’ll keep this in mind for the future, and I’m sure it will be useful for others too.
Cheers,
Martin.
Tony Pipitone
Posted at 00:09h, 27 JuneYes, I see your point. The process is almost meditative….also comes with great satisfaction. I haven’t processed film in 35 years or so…unfortunately I only have around 5 or 6 prints from that time. Misplaced all the negatives. I am still checking for a used Bronica or Mamiya.
Take Care
Tony