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Justagirl™️ and her cameras
(lemmy.blahaj.zone)
Yayyyy cameras! Collection is getting bigger and i love it 😍😍
From left to right: nikon z6, nikon n60, kiev 4m, nikon z50ii. Ask me anything 😂
Dunno if ive worn this dress for a post before, is new.🥰🥰
Anyway, love you all stay safe stay beautiful!
Dont let the bastards grind you down ❤️❤️
PS @Nikki@lemmy.blahaj.zone thanks for the MCR kick, im still listening to Danger Days tho 😂😂
Edit: its Brooke Autumn now, its been decided. Thank you all ❤️
Absolutely can do that! Thats a whole rabbit hole im looking down myself honestly 😅
From what ive heard, B&W is easier to handle so most guides say to start there. Color film is more easily reactive, and if the chemicals temperature fluctuates it can have huge effect on pictures.
I definitely wanna start developing my own too, but theres no shame in getting them developed to start with. Walgreens still develops film, its just mail order now. Most places are mail now, which makes it more convenient if you dont have a place to go but also a bit more expensive❤️❤️
Edit: havent done it yet, but place near me still develops film in house with a 24hr turnaround time and only for 5$, atleast according to the website! Cant wait to go there lol
That's about where I'm at with it. Nowhere conveniently close that'll do it for cheaper than Walgreens. The only real thing stopping me is the understanding that I've already got too many projects going that I need to finish. Such is the ADHD life of chasing dopamine
That said, I did dabble in cyanotype and if I do pick up film developing, I'm totally going to combine the two
ADHD is a bitch isnt it? Im there myself lmao
What is cyanotype? That sounds cool lol
It's a printing technique that uses photosensitive chemicals and the sun to create images. The final result is a ghostly blue image that people have done really cool things with. Generally you'll see flowers or collages using semi transparent items. Fairly cheap to get into and mess with
Ooooo ill have to look into that, that sounds so cool! Thanks for letting me know ❤️❤️
I go to a community film studio and it costs $12 ish to diy develop one batch of film. If you have 8 rolls you can put them all in one big tank and dev and scan them all for $12.
B&W is easier to start because it is developed at room temperature. Color needs precise temperature control. The studio has a special sink and the chemincals in a waterbath sousvide machine for color.
Film is fun I like film!
They let you do it yourself!? Thats so cool i love that! ❤️❤️