I’m off to learn how to develop black and white film, wish me luck!
Film Study
6 years ago in #photography by eveuncovered (79)
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Cool 😅👌👌👌 so we soon see more film photos.
Tomorrow! The film needs to dry first :)
I hope :)) .. just look they not get lot light first :))
I did this with my grandfather back in the day. He had his own darkroom and a black and white and also a colour processor. If only some of it stuck and I wasn't such a photo-non-pro-dumb-ass.
Have fun.
Didn't your father also have a darkroom of his own?
My dad wasn't a photographer no, just my grandfather on my mum's side.
I see. Your father was a visual artist of some sort. Did he paint?
An artist yes, a painter.
I’m sure it would all come back to you fast since the process hasn’t changed 😅
Maybe, I've got too many hobbies to do as it is though. I've got a fairly full life, adding photography in would mean something else has to stop...Maybe someday.
You do the other kind of shooting, I have this one :)
This is a good plan.
It's funny in a way but I can remember the feel of things really well. Like how the film advance lever feels when you use it. The tug of the film and that weird sensation of wondering if it might snap in the camera. The little extra push to make sure it's done 🤓
Feeling is a really big thing for me in photography, the winding and shutter clickclack are so satisfying. I think this is why I can’t get along with a mirrorless camera (even though I own one), it’s missing the right feels and it confuses me.