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Can I use a red light bulb in my restroom or kitchen?

LET HIM COOOOOOK!!!

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Forgive my ignorance. Is the end result tiny pictures the size of the film strip? How do you get like a 3x5 or something bigger?

Friend passed away recently. They had a camera from their uncle, an FNikon from I think ‘65. Was gifted to me when cleaning their apartment by their father. Been playing with it, but definitely will need to learn to develop myself. Excited to continue to learn with this camera, it’s been super fun.

Nice Job! :D

dont tell me how to mix my own inhalants!

Anyone know what camera he has in the beginning??

I’m glad I found this before I tried my hand at developing. I don’t want to ruin the rolls of film I have that need to be developed but I also don’t want to practice because that involves buying more stuff. I’ll just send the rolls off and wait the 2+ weeks. I don’t know what’s on these rolls of film & I don’t want to ruin the possibility of finding out on my own. It’s not worth the risk. So thank you for this very eye opening video! I’ll bookmark it for future reference when I do have the time and money to devote to developing!

as an NDT xray tech ive done this with larger pieces of film in a developer truck for projects this is pretty cool i may try this for 35 mm film

How you see in the dark? Couldnt you use a red light?

link down ?

Yeah, I kinda love the thrill of not seeing what you shoot and stuff, but I personally will be switching to micro 4/3

im scared to develop film

Thanks for the great easy to follow guide. Two questions please....can you re-use the chemicals and if so how many times will they work?....can you load the film onto the spool under red light? thankyou.

All those rolls of film like your accounts on tiktok

Is it okay to use redlight in a room?

If you want a really authentic analog video look, just play your old videos on a CRT (tube) TV, point an HD camera on a tripod at the screen, use manual mode to set the focus and exposure, and make sure the shutter speed is set to 1/60 second, then record in 60p.

I think you mean "optical" zoom, meaning it uses the lens glass itself to zoom in and out, rather than enlarging it electronically. "Manual" zoom is when you have to manually turn the zoom ring on the camera lens, as opposed to "servo zoom", which is motorized.

PRO TIP: You won't get the authentic home video look unless you shoot/capture at 59.94p or 29.97i. The higher frame rate makes it look like real life. Digital capture systems tend to deinterlace the footage to 29.97p, which cuts the perceived frame rate in half and looks less like real life. Interlacing was a method that analog TV used to store two partial frames (called "fields") in one (by using the odd lines of pixels for one image and the even lines for the other while capturing/displaying 1/59.97 seconds apart). You can still capture to digital interlaced formats (like 1080i) at 59.97 fields per second, but you might get better results deinterlacing to 59.94p.

Amazing tips!

I was TERRIFIED of taking one shot due to the obsurd prices of development now I am glad there’s a way to develop film cheaper then stores, also I get to see the whole process

How do you see in the dark

is this specific to B&W or color?

that is just so freaking cool!

wow.. i love analog crt! the vibes is completly different! led/lcd/hdmi ecc looks good but without soul

alright and how do you put the developed film onto paper

Is it legal to flush that down the drain?

thank God I found this, I might not do developing but this video was super straightforward. Maybe I was agitated but this other guy I was watching just wouldn't stop like doing sponsorship deals with every product on screen

Yo a fellow reel dawgie from FL! Yo I had to leave the peninsula, but you can't take the gator out the Florida man. Anyway I am just taking a break from holding my wife captive in my film cooler and forcing her to comment on all my film photography content so I can relax and watch others enjoy my favorite hobby. Don't worry I'll let her out once I get 10 billion subs. Should be any day now. Subbed! See you on the scroll man.

Hello I have a 2 negative 35mm films That I want to develop and scan it Can I send it to you or do yo recommend me where??

Its simple, camcorders can capture a home quality that can make it feel like home.. well to me thats how it feels. I told my son before graduating school take my camcorder and record the last 2 months.. i explained to him, this will give you more fun and your friends will have fun recording videos plus you will have the nostalgia. Great video

I just mailed you 2 8M tapes of you as a baby~. Enjoy Son~. Viewers stay tuned😃👍🏼

Yess you're back! 👏

BTW you aren't supposed to agitate every 30 seconds. You agitate for 10 seconds to start, then every 30 seconds you flip the entire tank gently 4 times.

Here's the bigest reason to develop your own pictures. 1. Those old cameras out do modern ones that are 5 times the price. 2. You take that camera out. In front of a girl... She's going straight back home with you. 3. You show a girl a room with red light and a bunch negatives laying around she'll... Well I wouldn't ruin the surprise.

Thank you for the video! I didn’t know you could do this instead of using a full darkroom setup. I’m still new to this so I was wondering though.. can I use a darkroom red light while spooling the film roll so that I can see what I’m doing or does it have to be completely dark and have to do this blindly? lol

All I'll say is the 90s looks are on point, your video setup is great

Does anyone make prints of these pictures?

I'm thinking of developing my own film negatives at home, but I need to know that I have everything I need to do it, amongst other things. First, I'm going to start from the bottom, buying the cheapest 35mm film from Amazon which is about £3-4 UK per roll & experiment with different specification film until I'm confident that I can do it.

By any chance could you show how to use the epson perfection V600 photo and is there something like this but for a cheaper price. I didn’t check how much it is yet but do you know any others that also do this?

Thanks Will! You mention points that a lot of people seem to overlook. Great video, very informative and was worth watching!

Nice work bro! ❤

By the way, is there a dvloping machine? Or I have to do it manually?

hello, where can i find these chemicals?

Im planning to buy an printer but now i wanna be a photographer😂, just kidding that's a lot of job to do for a single photo. il buy printer, unless there something important on your film

When I was developing Kodak color slides, I would use a fish tank heater to keep the chemicals at the correct temps while developing. It worked like it was made for this job, and it was.

This got me excited! I got an Olympus trip XB3 pont and shoot for 20 bucks! Can’t wait to start developing. Cheers from another location in Florida! 😂

Thank you for this video!! It totally explained things for me.

How do you print them on paper? On the printer!? I don't remember that in school 500 years ago but there were no printers either!? 🥴