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I really appreciate you making this video. Very helpful! Thanks!

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What's the porpoise of the bag? Or put the Patterson tank on dark? It has to do it with the chemicals or something else?

Why specifically a patterson tank? Doesnt a Jobo or some other work?

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Made it super simple thanks 😊

Someone reccomended the griiix for film digital alternative. Got it and all the photos are terrible blurry low contrast i posted sample photos on my page can someone help?

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Here's my feedback! YOU DID GREAT! lol listen I love finding fellow reel dawgies out here on the interwebs. If you run across one of my shorts, I hope you don't mind my brazen disregard for details. I'm not trying to be a film photography blasphemer. Just trying to be me man. You're doing great talking about all the details. I'm in a sort of analog desert out here in rural texas. Trying to connect with reel film dawgies online. Subbed! See you on the scroll!

Does the process or development times change for different iso film ratings? 400 vs 800

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Nice what your doing, think about what your background is showing. I do like how you keep on the subject and provide images as far as how and what you need. Keep doing what your doing.

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CS41! Definitely saving this, thanks so much for making it so easy to follow 😊

I shot the recent total Solar Eclipse on film and local big box store still offers remote developer service, but they only scan the film, they don't return the negatives. Going to give this a try, done BW processing in the past. CS41

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Thank you!

cool video!

Great and clear video! 2 questions: 1. Do you rinse the film between developer and blix? 2. What can cause heavy blue tint on the scanned photos? Scanner is ok. Blue tint is the scanned photo. Thanks!

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CS something ! Thanks for the video !

Perfect. I plan to give it a shot this weekend.

Liked and subbed!

Thanks for this video! I will start my DIY film developing thanks to this video :)

You didn’t mark your lids. You need to mark your lids. It don’t take much blix to kill your developer.

Please talk or play music - one at a time. Why do you RUclipsrs think talking over music is cool?

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Thank you for this video!! I was looking for a quick guide to the c-41 color negative film development process. And I think your video covers a lot of really good points like getting distilled water to keep out impurities??? Genius!! You’re doing a great job creating helpful content good sir

You have to find a better structure to your tutorials. This is SO all over the place it’s very hard to keep track

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hehe, he said "120mm"

Comprehensive explanation of developing with the C41 process.

I so f**ing hate it. In light it is so easy but in dark it is the most frustrating thing I have ever tried to do.

Nice and clear. Thank you

Good job son! Very thorough and well-explained. Thank You!

Hi all, I’m confused and want to clarify something. So I’ve developed bnw film in the past during my photography a level where I was taught to always have the lights off during the development. I’ve seen quite a few videos where people put the dev, stop, fix n water into the Patterson tank without covering and turning off all light sources. Wouldn’t this create a light leak from the tank and affect the film? And if not, I can put my chemicals with the lights on once the tank is sealed after putting the film in?

wait, how did you zoom with your prime lens?

perfect level of detail! thank you :)

Tackling street photos in Los Angeles has to be exciting and fun. the city is huge, noisy and so diverse. yet there are many older buildings and architecture that add a mood and look to film photos. i think shooting in B&W gives more mood and feeling to pictures. This video also inspires me to do some more shoots there. 👏

how long can you store the chemicals?

Do you let the film air dry or do you squeegee it dry

This was perfect

Nap town!! Subscribed for the 317. Great video btw.