Hi, I hand processed an old roll of exposed BW 16mm film this past week. It
was probably 20+ years old, in one of the old silver 100ft cans and had no film
label but was marked exposed and thought I'd give it a try to see if I could
get some sort of fogged image out of it or at least get some
Hello everyone. I am currently a student at de anza college in Cupertino , ca.
I've been inspired to do a screening of experimental work from local san
francisco bay area film/video makers, which can include straight experimental
work, exp narrative, and exp documentary. This screening would do
Aaron- I know this is a few months late, my apologies on the tardiness, but
I'd like to address what this thread was originally about...
my problem with your original post is not that film will eventually stop
being produced (this may or may not happen, and Forbes should certainly not
be our
Definitely good points. However, don't forget that any film stock can
now be emulated, given good enough digital source material. As I said
before, the moment that HDR sensors become affordable, then celluloid
will be irrelevant. If you start with 20 stops of latitude in a
32-bit floating
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