Dev Party #33 – Back to Basics

On this episode, we’re taking it all back to the beginning and walking you through the very basics of black & white film developing. We also talk a bit about the science behind it. Dig it, won’t you? Here’s a list of the stuff we used with links to Freestyle Photo Rodinal: https://www.freestylephoto.biz/12054-Adox-Rodinal-Film-Developer-500-ml HC-110 (generic): https://www.freestylephoto.biz/10190-LegacyPro-L110-Liquid-Film-Developer-1-Pint-(Makes-2-Gallons) Graduated Pitcher: https://www.freestylephoto.biz/204256-Kaiser-Graduated-Beaker-1000-ml Developing Tank: https://www.freestylephoto.biz/5031-Arista-Classic-Double-Reel-Developing-Tank-with-Two-Reels (there are…

Dev Party #32 – DIY ECN-2: The Twoening

Sure, we’ve talked about Eric’s DIY ECN-2 kits before, but we’ll walk you through it step-by-step to make sure you’ve got it down. We’ll also talk about an alarming amount of non-ECN-2-related things. We get all chittery chattery on this episode. So you don’t want to miss it! And if you want to pick up the ECN-2 kit, you can do so here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/781436189/ecn-2-color-film-developing-kit…

Dev Party #28 – Old, Super and Supreme

On this excited episode of Dev Party, Eric and Vania develop film that expired about 70 years ago! Eric tried his hand at some Ansco Superpan Press from 1953ish, while Vania devved some Ansco Supreme from 1950. Here are Eric’s results: And here are a few of Vania’s: We both developed in HC-110; 1+90; for 18mins. Vania: IG, Flickr, ZinesEric: IG, Flickr, Zines, ECN-2 KitsAll Through a Lens: IG, Website, Patreon

Dev Party #25 – WaterHouse Party!

On this episode, Vania develops her first roll shot with the new waterhousing she had custom made for her Pentax 645N. Is she excited? What do you think? Here are some of her photos: She shot Ilford FP4+ and devved it in PMK Pyro; 1+2+100 for 10mins. Eric also developed some stuff. It just so happened to be some shots of Vania surfing! He…

Dev Party #24 – Dev Man’s Party

On this episode, we continue our X-Ray fun by developing X-Ray film of our own! Here are some of our results: