The results you got from this emulsion, which I'd never heard of, remind me of a bulk slide film I used to shoot in the 80s, it was made by 3M Ferrania and was tricky to get a grain free exposure, you had to be within half a stop of "correct" before the results were acceptable but it was a great stock to experiment with. One thing that I have noticed, looking back at some of the slides I took is the purple cast they have developed over the intervening years. It was interesting to note that you saw a green cast, as that is the complementary colour when cross processed. Some nice shots, nevertheless, those little houses on the shingle, are they occupied all year round? if so it seems like a very lonely life. Dungeness has an air of mystery about it, I wouldn't like to be wandering around there in the dark, if you know what I mean 👻lol. Nice episode again, good to see you out and about. George
Hey George! That's very interesting, I will have to have a look into that. There seems to be a few film stocks floating around from old bulk film from various companies. This one included ☺️ It's definitely a strange one to have a blue/green tone after developing in E6. I'd of expected that from the cross processing... Rollei crossbird is always a bit hit and miss with the developing. Of course it all boils down to my exposures and metering on the day as well i suppose ☺️ Thank you! It's such an interesting place. We don't go down there often but it's always got something down there to shoot. I'm not sure about the huts. I assume most of them are holiday homes but a lot of them are occupied ☺️ Thank you as always! I hope you're well. All the best, Josh
Dungeness looks amazing! I'd never heard of this stock before but really like your shits Josh, even the grain is great. I hope you shoot some more of it in future 👌👌
Hey Richard! Hope you're well! Thank you very much ☺️ I'm hoping I can find another roll somewhere. Even some agfa slide film maybe? ☺️ If you're ever down this way you'll have to give us a shout for a little photo walk down there ☺️
Thank you very much! It's from a company called Braun. Brilliant backpack, super comfy and sturdy. Purchased it mainly for the Pentax 67 😂 All the best! Josh
Dungeness 👌
Love some of these shots and the film really does remind me of agfa chrome slide film very similar.
The results you got from this emulsion, which I'd never heard of, remind me of a bulk slide film I used to shoot in the 80s, it was made by 3M Ferrania and was tricky to get a grain free exposure, you had to be within half a stop of "correct" before the results were acceptable but it was a great stock to experiment with. One thing that I have noticed, looking back at some of the slides I took is the purple cast they have developed over the intervening years.
It was interesting to note that you saw a green cast, as that is the complementary colour when cross processed.
Some nice shots, nevertheless, those little houses on the shingle, are they occupied all year round? if so it seems like a very lonely life. Dungeness has an air of mystery about it, I wouldn't like to be wandering around there in the dark, if you know what I mean 👻lol.
Nice episode again, good to see you out and about.
George
Hey George!
That's very interesting, I will have to have a look into that. There seems to be a few film stocks floating around from old bulk film from various companies. This one included ☺️
It's definitely a strange one to have a blue/green tone after developing in E6. I'd of expected that from the cross processing... Rollei crossbird is always a bit hit and miss with the developing. Of course it all boils down to my exposures and metering on the day as well i suppose ☺️
Thank you! It's such an interesting place. We don't go down there often but it's always got something down there to shoot. I'm not sure about the huts. I assume most of them are holiday homes but a lot of them are occupied ☺️
Thank you as always! I hope you're well.
All the best,
Josh
Nice video thank you.
Thank you very much! 🙏
As always, a very well produced vid with a very valid point. Really enjoying the channel. 👍🏻
Hey! Thank you very much ☺️ it's always nice to hear that it's enjoyed by you guys! Really appreciate you watching and commenting!
All the best,
Josh
Dungeness looks amazing! I'd never heard of this stock before but really like your shits Josh, even the grain is great. I hope you shoot some more of it in future 👌👌
Hey Richard! Hope you're well!
Thank you very much ☺️ I'm hoping I can find another roll somewhere. Even some agfa slide film maybe? ☺️
If you're ever down this way you'll have to give us a shout for a little photo walk down there ☺️
@@OnlyAnalogue Thanks Josh, will do👍👍
you know ive never noticed that old car at Dumge
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Its easy enough to miss to be fair. I hope it stays there 🙏 such a little gem!!
Great work! Love that backpack, what brand is it?
Thank you very much! It's from a company called Braun. Brilliant backpack, super comfy and sturdy. Purchased it mainly for the Pentax 67 😂
All the best!
Josh