Wow, this would have to be the best home processed film that I have seen on youtube!!!!
Do you have any special secrets, on keeping dust off it when drying, and of keeping the chemicals at a consistent temperature? Also what chemistry did you use? Thank You
Thanks, I use the dektol paper developer at normal temperature because that speeds up the winding time. Then just the normal stop bath and fixer. The hypo clearing bath cleans the chemicals off and keeps the dust off.
@gustavolsj Is there a good online resource that gives a step-by-step guide to developing your own Super 8 films? I'd love to develop my own.
I've done darkroom film processing and printing for still black and white 35mm film, but I've never developed a full roll of film. Would love to know how, and what I need!
Wow, this would have to be the best home processed film that I have seen on youtube!!!!
Do you have any special secrets, on keeping dust off it when drying, and of keeping the chemicals at a consistent temperature? Also what chemistry did you use? Thank You
in advance,
Fred
fredNielssen 2 years ago
Thanks, I use the dektol paper developer at normal temperature because that speeds up the winding time. Then just the normal stop bath and fixer. The hypo clearing bath cleans the chemicals off and keeps the dust off.
Jordan
vta1985 2 years ago
@vta1985
Hi
Great work!. Can you tell us ho did you developed super 8 film in a 16/35 mm tank?
Cheers
g
gustavolsj 1 year ago
@gustavolsj Is there a good online resource that gives a step-by-step guide to developing your own Super 8 films? I'd love to develop my own.
I've done darkroom film processing and printing for still black and white 35mm film, but I've never developed a full roll of film. Would love to know how, and what I need!
- Murray
muzboz 1 year ago