Alexandra
TPF Noob!
Yesterday I found this old roll of color Konica 200. I didn't care much about what was on it, but I was curious to see anyway. I didn't feel like taking the time to properly develop color and I'm about to run out of b&w film developer.
So I had the more or less good idea to use print dev. I mixed some Ilford Multigrade, slightly stronger than 1+99. I didn't know exactly for how long i'd need to develop it, so I went for 8 minutes. (wanted to push it some)
The results: awfull, overdeveloped, but a few could be suitable for printing. Would be more like a waste of paper, though.
So I was wondering: If I wouldn't have pushed it and would've done everything carefully, could that kind of thing possibly give something decent?
So I had the more or less good idea to use print dev. I mixed some Ilford Multigrade, slightly stronger than 1+99. I didn't know exactly for how long i'd need to develop it, so I went for 8 minutes. (wanted to push it some)
The results: awfull, overdeveloped, but a few could be suitable for printing. Would be more like a waste of paper, though.
So I was wondering: If I wouldn't have pushed it and would've done everything carefully, could that kind of thing possibly give something decent?