Playing with instant film

[SoulfulRecover]

thats exactly how i was doing it. seems to work quite well

 

[terri]

You people are killing me!! I've got to lay my hands on some of this Fuiji film soon - and add a few more hours to my circadian clock.

Keep up the good work, SR!!

 

[gsgary]

If you wet the negative before putting it on the glass, no tape is needed. Once the goop gets wet, it creates a pretty good seal and the negative stays firmly pressed to the glass. I tend to use straight gel bleach, wear latex gloves and use my fingers to gently rub the black backing off. Then I wash it off, peel the negative off the glass, and wash the goop.

Isn't there a video on Filmwasters ?

 

[limr]

If you wet the negative before putting it on the glass, no tape is needed. Once the goop gets wet, it creates a pretty good seal and the negative stays firmly pressed to the glass. I tend to use straight gel bleach, wear latex gloves and use my fingers to gently rub the black backing off. Then I wash it off, peel the negative off the glass, and wash the goop.

Isn't there a video on Filmwasters ?

I think so. I'll see if I can dig it up.

 

[gsgary]

I think it's here filmwasters.com: podcast

 

[vintagesnaps]

I didn't know Filmwasters did a podcast, thanks. I haven't been on there much, guess I should check it out more often!

I think I saw a video about it on FPP (I remember something about bleach...)

 

[SoulfulRecover]

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[limr]

Nice!!!

 

[SoulfulRecover]

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