The pictures turned out great. This looks like a cool process. It looks like you are making coffee to drink. I didn’t know this type of developer existed. Thanks for showing me something new.
Wow what an incredible experiment! Never thought you could do this with coffee. Would definetly try this out too and lets see how it will work out with me 😁. Your pictures are so amazing at the end. Thanks for sharing your creativity 🤗
Great results for your first development, you’ve inspired me to try it ! With the washing soda without water, how much do you think I should use following the rest of the measurements ?
Note the very high level of emulsion fog he got. This is a characteristic of "caffenol", although it seems to vary quite a bit. Why? Probably because instant coffee is a commercial food product which has all sorts of by-products of the "instant" processing required to make it. You can assume that some sort of real coffee is included in instant coffee, but you cannot assume that the chemical elements it contributes will be the same in all brands or have the same amounts per teaspoon. Caffenol may be an interesting diversion for some folks, but it packs some negative aspects: (1) Because you never really know what you are getting when you use food products as photo chemicals, results will not be consistent. (2) High base fog, as noted. This adversely impacts image contrast, sharpness and usually means higher grain. (3) Must be mixed fresh for every use. It has a useful life of about 30 minutes and is usually dead by 60 minutes, and it smells bad all the time. Conventional developers can usually be used once in diluted volumes or reused a number of times without dilution. (4) Although offered as cheap to use, in fact it is as much as three times as costly per film roll to use as a conventional developer like D-76. However, you have to order photo chemicals from a supplier, and cannot buy most of them in a supermarket. (4) It is not easier to make. D-76 uses four chemical components (the same number as caffenol). Advantages of caffenol over conventional developers? Really, none.
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Let me know what you think of the images and if you have ever tried caffenol
They look really good. ❤
Thank you!!
My mind is blown!! 🤯🤯this is incredible!! I never would have thought.
Thanks haha imagine making pictures with coffee!
Good job. Now do another caffenol video. The resurgence of film photography demands it!
This is cool. I love coffee and this intrigued me. Great images and very creative. Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much :)
Wow so amazing. And the pictures came out so beautiful.
Thank you so much
This is a really great find for those wanting production tricks and images.
thanks so much :)
The pictures turned out great. This looks like a cool process. It looks like you are making coffee to drink. I didn’t know this type of developer existed. Thanks for showing me something new.
Yeah its a very old process actually! They used to do it during the war to quickly develop photos :)
This is an amazing technique, never knew about ir before !
Thanks it was good fun to try :)
Great experiment and beautiful pictures
Thank you so much
Such a great video, love that you are teaching us about developing. Learned something new today!
Thank you so much :) glad to share my haobby woth people
Cool experiments with coffee ☕ 😎 never seen before great upload
Thanks for watching :)
That was so interesting, I never knew about this experience...quite new for me...well I enjoyed watching that...
Thabk you for watching :)
This is first for me! I learned a new thing today!!! Thanks a lot for sharing
Thank tou for watching:)
This is very good information, did not know this before, thanks for sharing👍
Thanks for watching :)
Waoh ve not seen this before, very amazing
Thank you!
that's interesting! I didn't know you could develop film with coffee. Your pictures turned out great!
Thanks so much :)
Wow Sir Amazing video 🤩💖
Thanks so much!
I never thought you could do this with coffee 😁it's really amazing 👏
Its amazing what you can do with it!
Oh that’s good to know how to do this experiment
Thanks for watching :)
I have never tried this before. The amazing things you can do with coffee! The photos turned out great!
Thanks :) 2 things i love is coffee and photography so why not bring them together lol
Very clever ,well done
Thanks so much :)
I've never seen thi9s before. It was super interesting way of developing photos
Thanks :) i love trying new methods
@@KernohansNotSoSecretDiary that's really cool I love learning the new methods u share
It's new and interesting
Coffee developer has actually been used as far back as ww2
That is brilliant!
Thank you!
I love that there are so many things you can do with everyday products - this being one of them!!! Excellent video x
Its amazing and a good cheap alternative if you get the ingredients for a good price. Thank you for watching!
Hey! Looks fun. Can you add the actual measurements & products you used to the description?
Yes will do :)
Added to description now :)
Wow what an incredible experiment! Never thought you could do this with coffee. Would definetly try this out too and lets see how it will work out with me 😁. Your pictures are so amazing at the end. Thanks for sharing your creativity 🤗
Thank you so much! :) definitely give it a go!
Wow got no idea coffee could be use this way
I know it was a surprise to me!
never tried this . i think it turned out pretty good. a new thing to try
I was pleased with how it turned out too!
Great results for your first development, you’ve inspired me to try it ! With the washing soda without water, how much do you think I should use following the rest of the measurements ?
nice results! how long was that stand develop time? thought you said 59 minutes?
Thanks, i believe it was 1 minute constant agitation and then 59 minutes
This is pretty impressive. Your first crack at this and you ended up with such beautiful images. Really really unique channel.
Thank you so much!
I never knew you could do this with coffee! So glad the photos turned out great :)
I was so surprised of the quality that the images turned out! Will definitely be trying it again
Note the very high level of emulsion fog he got. This is a characteristic of "caffenol", although it seems to vary quite a bit. Why? Probably because instant coffee is a commercial food product which has all sorts of by-products of the "instant" processing required to make it. You can assume that some sort of real coffee is included in instant coffee, but you cannot assume that the chemical elements it contributes will be the same in all brands or have the same amounts per teaspoon. Caffenol may be an interesting diversion for some folks, but it packs some negative aspects: (1) Because you never really know what you are getting when you use food products as photo chemicals, results will not be consistent. (2) High base fog, as noted. This adversely impacts image contrast, sharpness and usually means higher grain. (3) Must be mixed fresh for every use. It has a useful life of about 30 minutes and is usually dead by 60 minutes, and it smells bad all the time. Conventional developers can usually be used once in diluted volumes or reused a number of times without dilution. (4) Although offered as cheap to use, in fact it is as much as three times as costly per film roll to use as a conventional developer like D-76. However, you have to order photo chemicals from a supplier, and cannot buy most of them in a supermarket. (4) It is not easier to make. D-76 uses four chemical components (the same number as caffenol). Advantages of caffenol over conventional developers? Really, none.
I never new that you can uses coffee 😀
Yeah its an amazing use for it lol
That's so cool. I have to tell my sister 🤗
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