16mm hand-processed experimental film

Kodak Vision 500T Color Negative film processed as a b/w reversal, using some random chemicals I had around :-).

The first half was violently packed in a half liter Jobo tank for processing, the second half processed in series of buckets with too little chemicals :-).

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• 16mm
• film
• experimental
• home
• processing

[Kinematographer]

You can buy tanks specifically for motion film, check out my hand-processed stock.

[siwastaja]

Yes I know. That kind of tanks would be sufficient for me too but I've started building a proper machine with film transport and temperature controlling, as described in Kodak's specifications (Processing KODAK Motion Picture Films, Module 7)

You have great videos here at Youtube. In fact I put a comment on your Krasnogorsk video but I was accidently logged on on my friend's (moskameijer) account. Thank you for your answer there and your comment here.

[Kinematographer]

How you getting on? I should have told you I make linear processing tanks, specifically for 16 and super8.

[siwastaja]

Yeah I'm doing quite well, I think I'll get my machine running in a few weeks.

[DreamingTurtle]

I like the look of the film but the content is lacking. Shoot something interesting and use the same process. Then, I think you might have something there.

[nosfeh]

looks intresting but the digital video compression seems to crush most of the footage quite badly.

[Fadori]

Yeah, you can actually see what you've been filming..Future of 16mm film is now ;D

(I'm the guy shown first in this "Movie")

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