Developing Color Film For The First Time | Cinestill C41 Powder Kit

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• AR

  @ArchiesLens · 3 years ago (edited)

  Oooh you’re inspiring me to develop my own film. People always try to discourage me when I say I want to learn how to develop my own film. Great video and your photos came out so well!🌸✨

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• JJ

  @jjmccleary · 3 years ago

  Thanks for showing your whole process, that's really valuable!

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• JO

  @josephcooksley3219 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Good Blad Camera 🎉

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• RE

  @Rezail_Uhhh · 3 years ago

  Mom!!! Sam making awesome videos again!!!

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• GI

  @GirdHerd · 2 years ago (edited)

  Hi Sam,  I'm just getting set up to develop my first roll of color film.  I bought a "Sous Vide" water temperature controller to bring my water bath to 102 degrees F.  It clips to the edge of a plastic container.  I found that a 7 inch deep container is the perfect height of any container because it holds the bottom of the Sous Vide off the bottom of the container about 1/2 inch (which is ideal).  All of the chemical bottles, including the distilled rinse water bottle, are placed in the water bath before the water heater (Sous Vide) is turned on to heat the bath water and the chemicals at the same time.  After a couple hours, all of the chemicals and rinse water are at exactly 102 degrees F.  From there on it is just a matter of following the instructions.  BTW, I normally buy chemicals in powder form but for CineStill I buy the liquid kit because it comes with the "must use" stabilizer.

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• RE

  @renemies78 · 3 years ago

  I freaking love all of your portraits. They're always good.

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• WI

  @williamcjordan6387 · 2 years ago

  Thank you for this! Just what I've been looking for. 😊

• JA

  @Jametsi · 3 years ago

  Thanks for this video, always wanted to try developing colour film! Looks a lot easier than I thought 😊 Your positive attitude and the great sample pictures was also pleasure to see. You definitely got a new subscriber!

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• AN

  @AnthonyD42 · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRTdEzAzZMU&amp;t=824">13:44</a> Thanks for the shout-out! So glad to have you there!!

• CH

  @CharlesDarw1n187 · 2 years ago

  Love the video. Subscribed

• NE

  @nerdphoto9881 · 3 years ago

  Thanks for the tip on the Blix and the pressure build up. I was prepared for it because of your video and was able to avoid catastrophe!

• SE

  @sevenalexand · 2 years ago

  Only film photography can make a picture of a toilet look cool. I really don&apos;t understand why that shot looks so good.