Disneyland - Redscale processed as B & W film in Caffenol

I accidentally processed redscale film as B & W film in caffenol. I’m surprised I got any images at all, but I did. The film is really hazy and grainy. I’ve scanned the film in both color and black and white. The color scans are a dark sepia. My scanner was clean but the pictures still look very dusty. I’ll have to rescan at some point. Oh, and to further add to the screw ups, I accidentally opened the camera in the middle of the roll. Duh…

Photographer:
cheeso
Uploaded:
2013-08-07
Tags:
b & w beach big island black black & white black and white black sand black sand beach brothers caffenol crater family friends fun girl girls hawaii island of hawaii lens flare light leak light leaks mom murals niece ocean overlap overlapping panorama panorama park punaluu black sand beach punaluu county beach park redscale sand sepia sky steam sun the big island trees vacation volcano water white
Camera:
Lomography Diana F+ (available in our shop)
Film:
Lomography Redscale XR 50-200 (120) (available in our shop)
City:
Anaheim, CA
Country/region:
United States
Year:
2013
Time:
noon
Albums:
Redscale Accidentally Processed as B & W in Caffenol

5 Comments

  1. aanum
    aanum ·

    hey I do that too, well I use cn film and develop them in cafenol and scan as both color negatives and black and white... by the way I love the result you have here :)

  2. cheeso
    cheeso ·

    @aanum, thanks! At least you do it intentionally. haha I need to experiment with that. What is your technique?

  3. cheeso
    cheeso ·

    Now that I look more closely at this picture, it's actually in Disneyland. I finished the roll in Hawaii...comedy of errors here...

  4. aanum
    aanum ·

    well I just point and shoot, then when the roll is done, I make a caffenol brew (3 teaspoon washing soda, in 400ml water and five tea spoons instant coffee and half a teaspoon vitamin c) I shake the mixture fro about 1min, then let it sit for 2 min and then shanke every 30sec for about 15 min, let it rest for 2min and then wash it untill it seems clean... then I scan it and play around with the settings to get the right feel :)

  5. cheeso
    cheeso ·

    No fixer? I need to try it.

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