Develop Your Own Film Part One-Equipment And Chemicals-Episode 11
Have you wanted to develop your own film but were scared away by the thought that it was too difficult. Well, I'm here to say that developing your own film, especially black & white film, is easy and fun!
For complete show notes including links and additional information can be found at: http://www.marksphotographyspot.com/011
I started using/developing film in the Fall of 2012 and really enjoy the process. I was a little intimidated with the process but after spending some time researching the process and a little practice I have been getting consistently good results. Believe me, if I can do it you can do it, it's not nearly as hard as it seems. This is part one of a three part series in helping you go from having never developed a roll of film "noob" to semi-experienced "home darkroom pro" who can share your film images with the world. Here's a breakdown of the parts:
1.This first part will cover the equipment (camera, film,developing tanks, etc.) and chemicals you'll need to get ready to develop your own film.
2. Part two will be a detailed walk-through of the film developing process with tips and suggestions that I've learned along the way.
3. Part three will be a quick review of how to scan your developed negatives into your computer so you can share them with the world.
For more information on developing your own film including links to suggested products, chemicals and resources you can see the entire show notes at: http://www.marksphotographyspot.com/011
Share Your Comments Or Ideas
I'd love to hear from you. Please let me know of any comments, suggestions or ideas that you have.
Use the comments feature on the show notes page.
Click the "Send Voicemail" tab on the right side of the show notes page.
Email me at feedback [at] marksphotographyspot [dot] com
If you like, you can send me a real live paper letter :-) at: Mark Sinderson, P.O. Box 922594, Norcross, GA 30010
Please Connect With Me
In addition to contacting me from this blog using the links above. Or you can follow me on these other social media sites: Follow me on Google+ Follow the Mark's Photography Spot page on Google+ Check out the Mark's Photography Spot group on Flickr