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  shared by needle76 on 2015-05-20

  

  This Velvia 50 roll expired in 1997, and I was surprised by the strange colors. For sure, not stored in fridge for years but the result is ok.

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  shared by grazie on 2012-09-23

  

  In magical Vienna....monochrome it is :)

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  In magical Vienna....monochrome it is :)

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  In magical Vienna....monochrome it is :)

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  In magical Vienna....monochrome it is :)

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  shared by adbigmilk on 2012-09-24

  

  This a test roll for a new developper i use. It's call Acufine and it allow you to shoot your Tri-X film to 1600 iso and have almost the same fine grain as at 400 iso - I think i will use it for all this winter.

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  shared by grazie on 2012-09-23

  

  In magical Vienna....monochrome it is :)

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  In magical Vienna....monochrome it is :)

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  In magical Vienna....monochrome it is :)

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  In magical Vienna....monochrome it is :)

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  In magical Vienna....monochrome it is :)

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  In magical Vienna....monochrome it is :)

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  shared by adbigmilk on 2012-09-24

  

  This a test roll for a new developper i use. It's call Acufine and it allow you to shoot your Tri-X film to 1600 iso and have almost the same fine grain as at 400 iso - I think i will use it for all this winter.

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• First shots with my brand new Lubitel 166+

  shared by theresia on 2011-11-07

  

  Also the first time I have developed any film at home. I used caffenol and pushed it from 400 ISO to 1600 ISO. Some pictures appear to be overexposed so I may have pushed it a bit too far. However, I really like the result!

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