- film has black paper lining so it was hard to see the counter
Film: Lucky SHD 100
Camera: Diana F+
Location: Taiwan + Vancouver
Time: 2011
Developed by: Kerrisdale Camera
Self Scanned by: Canoscan 8800F
Showing posts with label Negative Film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Negative Film. Show all posts
8.15.2012
7.26.2012
Canon A-1 - Kodak Gold 200
Film: Kodak Gold 200
Camera: Canon A-1
Location: Vancouver, BC
Time: April - May 2012
Developed by: Kerrisdale Camera
Self Scanned by: Canoscan 8800F
Developed by: Kerrisdale Camera
Self Scanned by: Canoscan 8800F
2.14.2012
Kodak Safety Film
its sad to hear kodak filing bankrupt, stopping digital production, and the stop of slide film. nonetheless, i found these kodak safety film from my grandparents taken during their wedding in the 1950s. and some researching was done to lead to the following conclusions:
- cellulose nitrate was first used for film bases but the problem was that they are highly flammable
- if caught on fire, difficult to extinguish, gives more oxygen to feed the fire and also toxic fumes
- aged and decomposed negatives especially flammable
- 1930s, replaced with cellulose acetate, with safety printed on the negative
- was an advertising point in '40s and '50s for old film boxes and the film itself being identified as safety film
- may include a date code (Kodak print films prior to 2001) or an actual printed 4-digit year.
- may include an emulsion number uniquely identifying the print stock (newer stocks, only)
- No Kodak film manufactured after 1951 is nitrate, and no film of any kind is polyester before 1955.
raw scan with no back light
assuming these were taken in 1953 as both had 53 on them
Self Scanned by: Canoscan 8800F
links/references
Photo.net - Kodak Safety Film
APUG - Kodak safety film
Wikipedia - Film base
11.07.2010
Canon AE-1 - Polaroid 100
Queen Elizabeth Park
Film: Polaroid 100 (expired)
Camera: Canon AE-1
Location: Vancouver
Time: Fall 2010
Developed by: Kerrisdale Camera
Self Scanned by: Canoscan 8800F
5.07.2010
Diana F+ - 135 Back - Kodak Gold 200
Film: Kodak Gold 200
Camera: Diana F+ 135 Back
Location: Vancouver
Time: 2009
Developed by: Kerrisdale Camera
Self Scanned by: Canoscan 8800F
8.05.2009
SuperHeadz 110 + Kodak Ultra 400
- the first three pictures I added the fisheye jelly lens designed for cellphones
- gives the effect I want but of course it could be done better
- probably my last 110 film until a long while
- 110 film at iso 200 can only be used outdoors; iso 400 can be used indoors but the environment has to have enough light like the 3rd+4th picture
- sometimes the film and the camera doesn't lock so a lot of pictures on my 2nd roll were blank
- the camera is a fun little toy but not a very good camera
Film: Kodak Ultra 400
Camera: SuperHeadz 110
Location: Hong Kong
Time: 07/ 2009
Developed by: Color in August (HK)
8.04.2009
SuperHeadz 110 + Agfa 200
Film: Agfa 200
Camera: SuperHeadz 110
Location: Hong Kong
Time: 06 / 2009
Developed by: Color in August (HK)
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