"the end's not near" 16mm cine film hand processed

[Kinematographer]

(continued from below) the liquid requires careful circulation and is typically filtered to prevent contamination of the emulsion. One important and overlooked note to home processing- dry the film very carefully as this is where most problems occur. Glowing water should have been flowing water btw!

[Kinematographer]

To remove remjet there are two approaches. Process as normal, in the final wash, using tepid water and a soft sponge wash off in glowing water to avoid contaminating the emulsion. This method is cheap and easy but causes pollution in the developer stage. Not a big deal unless you are processing by bulk. The second or industry method is to run unprocessed film through pre heated ( typically 32-38c) isopropanol ( rubbing alcohol equivalent) using a cellulose sponge which is usually rotating. The

[4BORE]

Hey Nice, how did you remove the Rem Jet Black from the base??

[rousselos]

Awesome film.

Great shifted colors!

Pls let me know about the music, what's the title -artist?

[Kinematographer]

"the new year"

[cinescopefilms]

lovely!

[alexktard]

very organic and expressive...forget HD...this is contains so much more emotion

[kadane7777777]

fantastic. thank you. fits the song well.

[guitrman14]

wow dude very cool!

[ReginaldLinux]

i too love the look achieved here and i can't wait to use my k3. what sort of a dev tank did you use?

[Kinematographer]

Lomo for this one-but im making machine processors if you want one £450 for a basic one.

[csselement]

For a nice B/W final product: I'm betting you could desaturate the color, adjust contrast levels, and use a flicker filter. However, I like the look you have here too. =)

[josh3103]

amazing.

[Kinematographer]

Hmm, whacky grading. Didnt look that pink at 4am! Oh the music credit goes to "the new year"