have you ever

mysteryscribe · Apr 4, 2006

has anybody ever heard of developing film with coffee http://shutterbug.com/techniques/film_processing/0903sb_coffee/

terri · Apr 5, 2006

That is wild! :lol:

Never heard of that, let alone tried it. Very interesting read.

Corry · Apr 5, 2006

So...wait...I"m not even a darkroom junkie, and I've heard of something you two HAVEN'T? Whoa. Don't remember what I heard about it or when, or where...but I do know I'd heard that. Could have sworn it was right here in this very forum.

terri · Apr 5, 2006

See? You know more than you think you know. If it was ever mentioned here I totally missed it!

mysteryscribe · Apr 5, 2006

Well it's and interesting thought coffee and orange juice developers but to be honest with the price of either I think i'll stick with d76.

terri · Apr 5, 2006

mysteryscribe said:
Well it's and interesting thought coffee and orange juice developers but to be honest with the price of either I think i'll stick with d76.

And it smells so much better, too. :mrgreen:

mysteryscribe · Apr 12, 2006

Now if i could only fix with rose petals.

saulmr · Apr 13, 2006

That's really crazy, looks like something McGiver would do!

Gotta try that one day.

Jeff Canes · Apr 13, 2006

I did this experiment with coffee about two years ago, the negative came out very light, but with some extra work scanning & in PS they looked good (different), unfortunately I recent deleted them for my PBASE site for the space.