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I really like this combination of the Bronica and cross-processed Ektachrome. This film is actually a bit of a miracle- the first time I shot this film (of completely genius shots obviously) I found I'd loaded it back to front! I've never done that in the 10+ years I've had this camera. The shame. I re-rolled it in the dark but when I reloaded it it unravelled a bit so I shot it really quickly in the woods, not sure if it was a bit ruined, and ended up really pleased with the results. I guess-meter most of the time, hence some over-exposure.
I really like this combination of the Bronica and cross-processed Ektachrome. This film is actually a bit of a miracle- the first time I shot this film (of completely genius shots obviously) I found I'd loaded it back to front! I've never done that in the 10+ years I've had this camera. The shame. I re-rolled it in the dark but when I reloaded it it unravelled a bit so I shot it really quickly in the woods, not sure if it was a bit ruined, and ended up really pleased with the results. I guess-meter most of the time, hence some over-exposure.
I took a week off work and it was misty all week. I was pleased, I like mist. This was just one day when I really wanted to shoot and develop a film, so I ambled around the woods and on the hill and developed it in Caffenol that evening.
I took a week off work and it was misty all week. I was pleased, I like mist. This was just one day when I really wanted to shoot and develop a film, so I ambled around the woods and on the hill and developed it in Caffenol that evening.
I've only used tungsten film that is slide film so you can cross process it, so I didn't know what to expect with a version intended for C-41. Pretty nice colours, in the sun. Shot September 2015. Good old Ladock Woods.
I shot this whole roll at f2.8. I just like seeing what colours the redscale film will produce in various light conditions. The Clump, St. Catherine's Hill, Winchester.
I've only used tungsten film that is slide film so you can cross process it, so I didn't know what to expect with a version intended for C-41. Pretty nice colours, in the sun. Shot September 2015. Good old Ladock Woods.
I've only used tungsten film that is slide film so you can cross process it, so I didn't know what to expect with a version intended for C-41. Pretty nice colours, in the sun. Shot September 2015. Good old Ladock Woods.
