Expired film sucks... sometimes | Tips on shooting expired film
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
- Shooting with expired film can yield some really cool results or leave you feeling frustrated with a stank face. #expiredfilm #filmphotographer #35mmfilm #filmcamera
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There would be next to no exspired film if they would lower the cost of film.
I love blue tones, i try to get konica centuria expired at least 20 years, shoot and develop at box speed. You can do a slight increase in post edit contrast to get some really rich blues. Another thing i do is to diy redscale old films that i dont feel like shooting normally and shoot open by two stops and pull in developing.
oh woa! ive never even heard of konica making films! Just cameras. Thats awesome. I usually stay away from blue tones haha.I'd love to see some images of yours-might open me up to a whole new world.
I schoot expired and fresh film but it has been refridged all this time. And I schoot it in bright sunlight. I do not know why film photographers do not use flash indoors. Those indoor schotts would have been at least better if you put a flash on the camera. It seems like it is a disease or some kind of phobia to many film photographers.
Every film photographer i know uses flash indoors. These photos were also shot with flash indoors...
@@SeanJorgensen Most of the film photographers I see on here do not use flash and the reason I said that. Nice Contax camera. Worth money.
The two expired rolls I shot came out like poop :x
One in a crappy Diana+, that came with some film from the previous owner, they basically came out blank, 15 years expired,
And I bought quite a bit of expired 110 film, 40 years expired (it was very cheap, and I thought I'll give it a shot) and that also came out blank...
Might try to do some funky stuff with the latter, still have a couple, but yeah, so far not so great
ah that sucks! I personally am not a fan of the Diana + however my first first rolls of expired like 8 years ago came out blank too. So i know your pain. I wonder if the previous person kept them stored or not, that might be a huge factor if they come out blank. also 40 year old film sounds so exciting hahaha.
@@SeanJorgensen Oh they certainly didn't, but considering it was just 15 years I figured it was fine... Like, I found already shot film in the old family camera, that must've sat in there for a few years longer, and that developed mostly fine!
But I guess that's Kodak, and not whatever Lomography used for their 100 ISO film