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  1. Hahaaa! Success! 🥳

    #AgfaPhotoAPX100 developed in #Rodinal 1+50 for 10 minutes at 20°C, agitation (swirling) for the first minute, then 10 seconds every minute. Fixed in #Adofix 1+4 for four minutes.

    Shot on my #YashicaFX3Super2000 with the ML 50mm f1.9 and a yellow filter. 🤓

    #filmPhotography #filmDevelopment #3dPrinting #FreeCAD

  2. For now, I've opted to modify the reel from the original model to implement the 'film feeding mechanism' I had in mind. It works pretty well. (Test film of course, hence the long leader.)

    #3dPrinting #FreeCAD #filmPhotography #filmDevelopment

  3. The tank is printed and water-tight. For the reels, I'm now contemplating whether I should use the ones from the original model or begin by designing my own with a sort of "ratcheting mechanism". 🤔

    #3dPrinting #filmPhotography #filmDevelopment

  4. We've got pictures! 😁

    Now, a thorough washing and drying. I guess scanning will have to wait for tomorrow, but let's see how quickly it will dry.

    #believeinfilm #filmdevelopment

  5. • Pilot season is no longer a reliable window.
    • Casting happens all year.
    • Streamers order full seasons, not pilots.
    • Post‑strike production favors flexibility and speed.
    • Casting windows are shorter than ever.
    • Development tracking is now essential.
    • Breakdowns are the last step, not the first.
    • Actors who monitor series orders and production starts stay ahead.

    #pilotseason #filmdevelopment #filmproduction #casting #actor

  6. Reuse the developer or not? FX-39II diluted to 1+19 is a one-shot developer, but there's 30ml of the stuff in there, and I just hate seeing it go to waste. But I'm not really brave enough to push my luck. 😅

    #believeinfilm #filmdevelopment

  7. Reuse the developer or not? FX-39II diluted to 1+19 is a one-shot developer, but there's 30ml of the stuff in there, and I just hate seeing it go to waste. But I'm not really brave enough to push my luck. 😅 #believeinfilm #filmdevelopment

  8. As it is somewhat of a tradition now, I messed up developing yet again, this time with a combination of my old mistakes. But I still got _something_, which is still better than nothing. Not all that visible in the photo, but there's also a lot of transparency near the sprocket holes, which I had noticed while scanning my previous roll, but thought it was a problem with my scanning setup
    Next time I'll get it down

    #BelieveInFilm #FilmDevelopment

  9. Second time developing film, everything went much smoother than the first time
    The film itself does not look damaged and the chemicals which I thought were ruined worked like a charm, the summer temperatures seemingly were properly accounted for
    Had to rip open the canister again, because either I still don't know how to operate the film extractor or it is just broken

    #BelieveInFilm #FilmDevelopment #AnalogPhotography

  10. Giddy

    Look at the nerd boy being all giddy.

    The film lab sent him an email saying the received my latest film order. We’re going to have new film shots to play with at some point over the next couple of business days.

    Squee, bro… squee.

    #120Film #35mmFilm #filmDeveloping #filmDevelopment #filmLab #filmPhotography

  11. First time developing film. Going from "I've fucked this up..." to actually seeing the negatives felt great
    Also, a question if anyone actually sees this, did I ruin the fixer by not rinsing out the developer beforehand?

    #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #BelieveInFilm #FilmDevelopment

  12. @duckyd #FilmDevelopment is rather easy and there are plenty of great how-to guides on YT etc. Black and white is more beginner-friendly than colour (C-41) or slide film (E-6).

    You don't need a darkroom, just a lightproof changing bag for loading the film into the development tank. After developing, you can scan the negatives either with a negative scanner or a digital camera with a good macro light.

    For black and white, you'll need: