Heat up your film and add a little whipped cream!
This experiment does exactly what it sounds like! The best thing is that unless the whole thing melts you can develop this normally at your favorite lab!
- Bake in the oven at 150 degrees or gas mark 3 for 10 minutes
- Leave to cool in the oven
- Develop as normal
I used Agfa Precisa (cross-processed) and it gave all the shots a slightly baked look, with a purple/blue tint and lots of grain. Other shots became greener rather than the usual orange/brown.
11 comments
stouf
YaY ! Yummy grain ! What a cook !
vicuna
Cool texture on the shots!
breakphreak
well, nice shake for the emulsion I guess. But 10 minutes? I've thought that for this time the film itself is under a high risk of being melted. Thanks!
comezone
risky delicious!
mandi
hm... i don´t remember posting this (i guess someone transfered it from an older one) because i would have done a little selection.
so, this will be the first and probably the last time that you can see all shots from the one roll of film i shot on the way from the office to my kitchen.
mandashitley
@ mandi, I remember reading this before. I think hey are in the transferring process? I keep seeing a lot of things I know I have seen before. Although I don't remember reading labrats things on the old website. Maybe it was through the email.
mandashitley
@ mandi, I remember reading this before. I think they are in the transferring process? I keep seeing a lot of things I know I have seen before. Although I don't remember reading labrats things on the old website. Maybe it was through the email.
pampalina
laszlo
aninhasgoo
kmcburnie
This may seem like a stupid question, but would this work for all film types?