We recently finished up the series on developing black and white film, so I thought we could touch on color film to compare the process. Remember, with b/w we did a developer, stop bath, fix, wash, and dry. Now with C-41 (color ne [...]

One of the fantastic things about having a co-authored website is that each of us is able to play write to our strengths. Brian did a fantastic piece on the Pros and Cons of Each Camera Type. If you haven’t, then I highly re [...]

In the last video of this series, we talked about the chemicals needed for developing black and white film. Now that you’ve picked out your chemicals and loaded your film on the developing reel, it’s time to make the m [...]

So for some reason there was an issue with the video I uploaded on the Bessa review. I’ve managed to replace/reupload the video, but for some reason I’m unable to upload in full HD. I’ve tried both the browser up [...]

This time round it’s my time to share. This is the first video I’ve ever published, and there are a few things to note. From some reason the sound is a little low – you may need to turn your volume up. I did shoo [...]

In our last video episode, we showed how to load film in a developing reel. Now that the film is loaded up and safely inside the developing tank, it’s time to get the chemicals ready. But what chemicals do you need? Why choo [...]

In the last video of this series, we went over the equipment that you’ll need to develop your own film. This time around, we take a look at how to load your film on those developing reels. This video covers both metal and pl [...]

Welcome to another video post — don’t forget to subscribe to the FeelingNegative YouTube channel! This time around, we’re just starting into the world of black and white film developing with a brief overview of the e [...]

Don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel! As a follow-up to the previous video post on developing paper negatives, we’re now getting into making contact prints from those paper negatives. This is all aimed at t [...]

Don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel! This is probably a bit overdue, but here’s a tutorial that goes along with our DIY-Large-Format project for developing paper negatives. The technique uses a basic 3 bat [...]