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07/18/2010 12:32:59 AM · #51 |
This stuff is cool! Now that I have a camera that can do it... (my first camera couldnt remove the lens) I might have to make one of these things and play next time you have a challenge!
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07/18/2010 09:56:11 PM · #52 |
Well, I started to scan another one. Blowing dust off of the negative. Oh look -- I spit all over it. Gently wipe it off, but it just smears. Now what? Have some Photo-Flo mixed up. It's a few months old, but in a sealed jar so it should be okay for cleaning one six-frame negative. Dunk. Wipe. Let dry. Strange spots. What the... ?! Dump the Photo-Flo solution... and the chunks of whatever started to grow in it. Mix more solution. Wash. Rinse. Repeat. Negative is drying.
Is nothing easy?
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07/18/2010 10:05:24 PM · #53 |
Originally posted by bvy:
Well, I started to scan another one. Blowing dust off of the negative. Oh look -- I spit all over it. Gently wipe it off, but it just smears. Now what? Have some Photo-Flo mixed up. It's a few months old, but in a sealed jar so it should be okay for cleaning one six-frame negative. Dunk. Wipe. Let dry. Strange spots. What the... ?! Dump the Photo-Flo solution... and the chunks of whatever started to grow in it. Mix more solution. Wash. Rinse. Repeat. Negative is drying.
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Something similar happened to me last night while developing a roll of 120 (my 3rd attempt). Finished product had a layer of strange spots, after much consideration, I decided that I did not put enough developer in the tank and I added a nice, well delineated, line of bubbles ant the top 1/8th of the negative.
Good luck! I hope it cleans up for you. |
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07/18/2010 10:19:20 PM · #54 |
| Thanks. Glad to hear you're developing film now (in spite of the setbacks). Can't wait to see what you produce. |
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07/22/2010 05:09:18 PM · #55 |
| Any experience with this camera maker? Zero Image |
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07/22/2010 06:11:25 PM · #56 |
Not me. I get the most satisfaction out of crafting my own tools. Plus -- I'm cheap.
That said, I've read nothing but raving accounts of the Zero Image. I might still have to try it out one day. You should visit f295.org or the pinhole forum over at APUG. Lots of active Zero Image users.
This isn't a pinhole image, but it's in the same spirit and should appeal to the crowd here (though I suspect, Ben, that you and I are the only crowd left!).
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08/01/2010 11:12:39 AM · #57 |
First ZeroImage frame. |
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