3. How to Use the BTZS 4x5 Film Tube Kit - Part 2
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Very helpful
Where to get the tubes?
Thanks very much
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Wa wa? You took the film out of the developer in light BEFORE you fixed it? I've been out of photography for a few years so I'm a little rusty. Dusted off my crown graphic. Just bought the thing when I fell out of it. 4x5 is somewhat new for me. SO hyped!
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Yep, since the film has lost almost all of it's sensitivity to light by the end of development you can take the film out in dim room light without causing a problem. We shot the video with a bright softbox just out of the frame and it didn't hurt the film at all.
Fred
viewcamerastore 3 years ago