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11 comments

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  by agrimony
  9 months ago

  cool!!! i wanted to try this too but was not sure if it works! thanks, now i know which great results are possible!
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  by agrimony
  9 months ago

  which film did you use for these shots?
• by tiffxi
  9 months ago

  this is so cool!!!!
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  by stouf
  9 months ago

  Wooo thanks for the tip... I'll try it for sure !
  Amazing shots by the way.
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  by eggzakly
  9 months ago

  glad you like it! :) The greenish ones are Fuji Superia 200, the rest are Kodak Ultramax 400...
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  by eyecon
  9 months ago

  Great - especially # 1 and # 2 are great results......
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  by kirri-joy
  9 months ago

  ohh this is a cool-as tip. i never thought about doing this! and i x-process slide film all the time!
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  by tveden
  9 months ago

  Nice tip, i wonder how B&W film would look with color chem.
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  by eggzakly
  9 months ago

  @tveden: Won't work, the bleach washes out all the silver and you'll end up with a blank strip!! Here's the explanation: http://www.flickr.co(…)r+chemicals
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  by maybeitscake
  9 months ago

  i did this when i got my b&w chemicals and was too scared to do a proper film...1 hour with some expired crappy 100 film gave awesome results. Pure guesswork on the times though and i've only recently discovered if i don't scan in black and white i get a cool purpley mask.
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  by crimebaby
  9 months ago

  I love this trick! I would even go bonkers and use Dektol instead of D-76. I did this a lot and would just get my negs printed in a color 1 hour lab, my prints always came out fine. Well, the 9 or 10 shots out of the 24 that were usable. Hee hee!

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