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on November 28, 2013

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HOW TO DEVELOP FILM WITH COFFEE AND ORANGE JUICE

How to Develop Film with Coffee and Vitamin C via Found Photography Seriously, Coffee?! Okay, first things first: using coffee to develop film is not something Ansel Adams would do. But it works, it gives your film a distinctive look, and it has a certain MacGuyver-ish flair. Think of it like using a plastic camera- it’s more about having fun than getting technically flawless results. With most film types, the results will be more contrasty and grainy than regular developer. If you do this with color film (negatives or transparencies), you’ll end up with black-and-white negatives. Here’s the thing, though: different films will have different results. Some will develop perfectly in 12 minutes, others will take up to 20 minutes. Shoot a test roll of your favorite film, develop it for 12 minutes and see how it turns out. If it’s too thin, it needs more time. If the negatives come out opaque, it needs less time. What You’ll Need: Chemistry Instant coffee (not de

Some people have talent, some borrow it

Long Branch from Dane Clark & Linsey Stewart on Vimeo . Bullshizer.tumblr.com Here is this persons film "Women Incorporated" Screen grabs from Frankie's Website Now watch the Original Vimeo Film below from Dame Productions, anything look familiar? Dame Factory Inc. from Dame Productions on Vimeo . Written, Directed and Produced by........ This is an Award Winning film! The filmmaker won 27K with this filml! Here is the original Vimeo clip screen grab, is it possible two people won the same prize? Here is the original Vimeo upload by the REAL Filmmakers Here is the other version below. Titles were edited and imaginary people/actors replaced the real ones!

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