Stand Developing Film in the Freezer
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- Опубликовано: 1 июл 2024
- I decided to stand develop some HP5 in the freezer. If stand developing in the fridge is called Coldinal, I guess this is Frozinal?
00:00 intro
00:20 hp5 stand developed rodinal
02:03 hp5 stand developed coldinal
03:16 hp5 stand developed frozinal
04:17 hp5 stand developed frozinal #2
05:38 hp5 stand developed frozinal #3
equipment:
Nikon FE2
Nikon 24mm f2.8 Ai-S
Nikon 50mm f1.8 Series E
development notes:
ADOX Rodinal 1+100
Ilford Rapid Fixer 1+4
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A week long development? Perfect. Like going back to the 90s and mailing film to be developed.
Ah yes, shoot six rolls in Massachusetts, mail them to Kansas, and say a prayer.
I mean back in the 90s i remember using 1 hour photo labs?
Most places where I live take a week anyway to develop film, so not far off from today
I'm unironically really intrigued with the freezer effect..
When I first got into darkroom photography, I was using a severely dusty enlarger and didn't realize it, but it gave my prints this wild effect.. I've been chasing that dragon ever since.. and you might've just unlocked something for me.. thanks man
Let’s goooooo
Can't wait for the video in a year "I developed HP5 in a cryogenic freezer for 12 months".
i would love to see some development in dentist X-ray developer like Carestream.
experiences with dilution and temperature would be very interesting
I never considered messing with dental film before. I'll have to look into it.
@@atticdarkroom i did some experiments, mostly on making contact positives and enlarging experiences on bigger X-rays for artistic purposes.
also used the developer but didn't have the discipline to 'discover' its properties with any cientific method.
i use it 1:2 (33% carestream on water) for 4 minutes with kodak 5222 if you want a start point.
I have a 5l bottle of expired Carestream but use it rarely cause the results too unpredicted. also even with a 1+50 dilution developing time is too short sometimes (less than a minute), also the film looks bad and fogging. maybe I'm doing something wrong... well I have a lot of expired Xtol and prefer having fun with it
I really love how you also post videos when the weird thing you try is just "Eh. This wasn't worth it" or "This actively made everything worse". It's really useful to have answers to what DOESN'T do cool things in addition to what DOES do cool things. I've had times where I've thought of something that might be cool, but you already tried it, and it wasn't, so I didn't waste my time/film/developer.
A 6 week process just to say don’t do this. This is what I subscribe for
Okay, I now wonder if there is an antifreeze agent that would not disturb the development process or film so you could rule out the thawing time counting towards development time. Maybe Ethanol at ~20%? Though all that might do is disolve the emulsion...
I wonder if the smudges are because of the frozinal "delaminating" from the film at parts due to shrinkage/expansion? A solution could be freezing rodinal separately, crushing the frozinal block to extremely fine pieces, and packing your case with that. Maybe a nice way to stand develop in the open in antarctica.
There is a little bromide drag on the picture of the Steel Bridge behind the dock and pilings. Those superbright white piling caps soaked up so much developer.
4:54 yo that looks 🔥🔥🔥🔥
“And of course I trichromed it”
Always waiting for that part.
I love this channel so much, amazing work
I heard about american soldiers developing film in their helmets at nighttime during the war. Always wondered what would happen if someone tried that on the eastern front. Now I guess I have my answer.
That was Tony Vaccaro in wwii
Maybe adding something like glycerol could lower the freezing point, given that it doesn’t interfere with development
You should honestly try pushing gold to insane numbers, in my own experience it can be pushed to unethical amounts without that many issues
this guy is crazy
I love it
I've started a darkroom photography class and all we have are metal reels and tanks. It's tricky but I've done it! It's exciting!
I also just got a medium format camera, and my professor says that we do have reels for medium format!
If only the Pentax 67 I got came with the TTL finder...
William Mortensen did months long fridge development with occasional agitation. He called it Gamma Zero procedure.
interesting follow up would be to freeze it and then place the block of film ice on a rack so the developer melts off into a pan below. that will definitely leave some weird streaks
the first time I tried a stand development was with hc110 but I used the Rodinal dilution and time (1:60 for an hour) and completely toasted my film. only afterward did I find out HC110 stand is really 1:160 for 45 minutes
The blotchiness almost looks like faint reflections from shooting through a storefront window or something. Neat.
Probably developed in the thawing and freezing... but also loved this.
Nice! :)
Can you do a video about stand developing C41? I want to see a comparison with multiple different film types relative to standard agitation and temperature.
Did you use room temp water or fridge temp water while developing the rodinal in the fridge? Maybe the gradient comes from the fridge cooling the liquid from bottom to top and oudside to the inside slowing down the development during the cooling.
If the gradient you're getting only shows up in some of the frames, it could be a could be an issue with a laggy shutter causing a gradient exposure across the frame.. Are you shooting with a camera with a vertical shutter?
I didn't consider that, just assumed it was development related.
If the refrigeration causes a consistent enough band of under/over development, can't we take advantage of it as a graduated ND?
I wonder what adding some antifreeze to the mix would do… do methanol and film get along???
i just get curious if c41 could be also developed in freezer and how it could look then
The cats 😂👏
i've heard HP5+ is slightly sensitive to UV light, with the right filters, a trichrome might look really cool :)
Im curious how coldinal compared to starndard stand developper...less grain ? Better tonality ? Dynamic range ?
Prolly not a great idea, but what about using an alcohol like vodka, absinthe, or everclear as a base to mix in the rodinal to prevent freezing? off the cuff thought and not thought through at all.
Would this be possible with other developers? If so, would you have any idea what the conversions would be?
i try use alcohol with water and rodinal to make solution in freezer, i make a 40% dilution of 95% spirit wit water and 5ml rodinal an this doesn't freezer in -17 degree, i develop negative and this look great, but i only try right now 24h so i need test 48h in this recipe, in my test alcohol doing the great thing, in future i need try whiskey
Developing in the freezer. What a stupid idea! 🤣😅 I love it!!!! Hahaha!!!
How do you develope? Well i put it on dry ice and come back a year later. Well and don't forget thawing it in a stop bath. ...
This is how they develop film at the south pole.
This should be called 'Frozinal'
Or 'Rodicle'
Now try it in the freezer but cut the water with antifreeze
Have you tried stand development with color film that was shot 60 years ago? I don't care if I get color images, I just want usable images.
is 5:07 a double exposure or has attic biology cloned a cat?
100% clone 😂
It better to develop for 5 - 7 days in the fridge
Ok so what happens if you start developing with a developer and half way through you change your mind pour it and develop the rest of the time with another developer?
The blotchy development effect looks kind of similar to diabetic retinopathy. Weird.
Lol, how long it took to make this video?
develop in pee?
Let's fucking gooo
so water freeze below 0 degree... vodka don't, no i shouldn't do that
So when will we see you try to make your own film for no good reason?
Aw Jesus.. what have you done?
😂😂😂
try using human blood to develop a roll of film😂
Beer can photography plus a week long development 😬.