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Can't get enough of film cocktails? This recipe will definitely give your film a crazy hangover! Please do not attempt to enjoy this powerful concoction, this is meant for film purposes only.
Materials
Your film
A cup
Aspirin, vitamin tablet, allergy pill, cough medicine
Vinegar
A pinch of salt
Soda pop
Steps
Put your film inside the cup.
Pour some cough medicine (about half of the film’s height when it’s lying down). Add some vinegar so that the film is completely submerged.
Throw in the rest of the substances.
Let the film enjoy its bath for 24 hours. Eww, stinky stinky!
Home development is highly recommended!
Results
Marvel at the ultra-cool splotches staining your images!
Excited to try out this tipster? Make sure you have enough supply of film to experiment with! Drop by our online shop or one of our worldwide gallery stores to stock up.
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