This film was put in the dishwasher and after the dishwasher the film was left unattended for 1 week. After 1 week the film was dried with a hairdrier. The film was developed in normal C41 chemicals. The scans of the film had a blue color cast and therefore I applied a sort of white-balance correction to the scans.
The dishwasher chemicals locally destroyed the light-sensitive layers of the film however, the film base (a transparent synthetic material) was not destroyed.

Photographer:

jeroenw

Uploaded:

2013-05-29

Tags:

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Camera:

Lomography Sprocket Rocket (available in our shop)

Film:

Dm Paradies 200 (35mm)

City:

Eindhoven

Country/region:

Netherlands

Year:

2013

Albums:

Dishwasher film - 1st sprocket rocket film

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