Developing B&W Film for the First Time | Cinestill DF96 Monobath

Today I stay inside and show you my first time trying to develop Film at home using the powder version of the Cinestill DF96 Monobath
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[@chrisdavenport9262]

It looks that easy. I have been a D76 user for 40 years. Coming back to film I am looking forward to seeing what I can get from Df96. I hope its as easy as you made it look. Good job!

[@PhillipMartin-x2t]

Well done Wrynn! What a cool little video. I know it's not new. I hope you have had fun with self dev since you learnt.!

[@livialivwu]

Thanks for sharing the process. I thought using the power would be a lot harder.

[@thephantomofthetube]

Nice shots of Mexico City! Fellow Torontoian here (living in Mexico CIty half the year for 6 years) I'm going to order this chem based on your video!

[@MadisonBeach]

I want to document trying it for the first time on my channel but no need because this is great

[@TXLorenzo]

A little trick to get the temp up is to microwave it in small time intervals until you get the temp you want.

[@alanread6596]

Exellent video very informative and very good for your first time.
Alan in the UK

[@daniloaltamirano]

You scan all your negatives with that scanner and what scanner model it is, your other videos are seen and I'm not sure if you scan with that scanner

[@FolkeFox]

I only scanned with that for this video, my lab was closed and i had to borrow it from a friend.
I don't actually have one, that's why i haven't been posting much!

[@templealec210]

Very nice work!

[@FolkeFox]

Thank you!

[@Fosnwa]

what’s name of the scanner please?