Last summer, I was given several rolls of film, including two unmarked rolls that had been home loaded. The film had come from unknown origins. Not having a clue what this mystery bulk film was, I decided to load it in the Sprocket Rocket, my little light pig. After shooting the film, I realized that my SR thinks 400 iso is a SLOW film, so I doubled it. Now came the moment of truth - how to develop it. I really couldn't decide if this was black and white or perhaps slide film, so I used a Blazinal stand process, 1+100 for 75 minutes. The results are interesting. I was at least able to ascertain that the film was Fujichrome CDU type II, which is a tungsten balanced duplicating film with an iso rating somewhere between 12 and 20.

Fotografo:

troch

Caricato:

2019-05-29

Tags:

35mm canada doubles dx home developed mystery film slide film developed as B&W sprockets stand processed tungsten under exposed

Fotocamera:

Lomography Sprocket Rocket (disponibile nel nostro shop)

Pellicola:

Fujichrome CDU II Tungsten

Cittá:

Vancouver and Sunshine Coast, BC

Paese:

Canada

Album:

I love a mystery

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