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Monorail 35mm film trimmer, cortar só a ponta ficou mais fácil
Uma ótima ideal resgatada do passado para ajudar a gente que gosta de rebobinar filmes e tinha que cortar a ponta na tesoura para encaixar em algumas câmeras! O Rezivot Monorail 35mm trimer é lindo! (more…) “”
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Start at the Stop: How to respooling 35mm film into 127 (and 120) backing paper - by Toby Van de Velde
127 format film is reasonably rare these days, and fairly expensive. In this article, I outline my process (and examples) of respooling normal 35mm film onto 127 and 120 format backing paper. I am still reusing backing paper from three rolls of Efke 100 I bought back in 2008 (although I have picked up a […]
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Starting the weekend off with some #DevClub - gotta catch up on film shot in April/May. As usual it's all bulk loaded #IlfordHP5 rewound into older Fuji canisters. Most of my next exhibition in August is in these rolls. What you see is about four hours of pleasant work over a few days- using Kodak HC-110 developer and a bag of Kodak fixer I think the total cost to process all this is under thirty dollars. If you shoot black and white film you ought to develop it yourself- for me the level of control it gives me over my negs alone makes it worth the time and effort- the low cost is a nice bonus.
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Loading up another twenty #35mmFilm canisters with 100ft of @ilfordphoto #IlfordHP5 film. It's always good to see comments or messages from others here who've started bulk loading their film now. All this takes me about half an hour to do.
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How to Bulk Load Your Favorite Films to Save on Film Costs
Nick Mayo shows why bulk loading film isn't as as intimidating as most people think.
If you shoot a lot of film, then you probably bulk load it. Do you find yourself constantly shooting with with just one emulsion? If you’re not yet bulk loading your favorite film, Nick Mayo demonstrates how easy it is in one of his recent video tutorials, so you can try it out today and save a lot on film costs. (more…)
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