Filmshooting

Having tried a bit of home processing Vision3 which involved repeatedly hitting a Kodak cartridge with a hammer in the dark, I can say with some authority that they are seriously tough little things!

This is what my first attempt at processing a roll of Vision3 50D in a lomo tank looked like: https://vimeo.com/91076098 I sourced all the chemicals separately and made up the developer and bleach recipes as shown on Kodak's website, I used standard C-41 fix and stabiliser. The real difficulty is th...

After a few attempts at capturing in real time using a camcorder, I've finally pushed the boat out and bought a machine vision camera. Here's the result, I'd love to know what people think: http://vimeo.com/81887896 Sadly the focus is off in a few places thanks to the UWL III lens on my Beaulieu. On...

For me, the Retro-8 scan stands up in its own right as a more retro looking alternative rather than simply being not quite as good. Nice work!

Looking forward to seeing the results from this. How are you going to be scanning it?

Bob, qs I was reading your post I was formulating a response in my head but then when I read Chris' post, he basically said everything I was about to! It's a great film, I really like it, and as it's a negative it means I can use it to make (small) prints in the darkroom too. Here's one of my early ...