Very nice comment and video | Alex

Thanks for sharing.

Very pleasant video to watch. Calm , serenity and beauty ! Where is it taken from ? Scotland ?

Speaks to my experience and heart… Very well done and endearing story!

Someone please tell me the name of the background music 😭its so like solar fields

I stopped developing chemical prints years ago and I'd like to do it again. One question: I remember that for multigrade paper was advised to not use a safety red light as red as multigrade is sensitive to that color but rather a brownish color specific for multigrade. is it still true? thank you

great video, and a fantastic exemplar of using MF and LF cameras in a genre not usually associated with them, and showing others you CAN, and get the boon of all that quality, it takes effort to shoot, but, having just experienced this "magic" moment myself, totally understand it, the slow thinking of 'will it work?' and knowing your film, camera and the subject so it will work!! and having the extra art of developing a print... PRICELESS.

love this guy

for over £20 a kit to develop only two films, that is extremly expensive. You better look for a kit a little over £30 but you can develop over ten films.

I used to skate all sorts of hours in the morning, we used to make our own ramps, made one that butted up to walls, riding vert, couldn't get air because the vert was endless

I loved My Name is Earl and your Skateboarding career, el Camero is too much money, my favourite car was and is the VW Beatle, I'm going to have a go at, making a short movie, of course it's easyier these days, but basically you have inspired me

As there is no neg you just get one positive print....if so this seems a backwards step

I just shot and developed a roll of mystery film that was rolled in the mid 90's by my younger sister when she was doing photography at school; all that was written on the can was "1998 400 asa". After I developed it, I was sooo happy it turned out to be hp5+. Most of the shots came out fine (my bad on the ones that didnt); impressive due to it's age and random storage. Loving film. It's ace. Thanks for this video!! It's not often manufacturer's show this kinda stuff.

Eyri national park the lonely tree.

6:42 coating

Thank you so much , helpful video.

What a great video! Thank you so much! For a person who doesn't know anything about film developing this video is a must see!

This video is really nicely made. But is it really worth the effort? I mean, imagine you have 10 films to develop, you would spend a whole evening doing so

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Since 12! That's what I call love your work

That was inspiring

what about disposing of chemicals?

Now I understand why those were called "Photo-labs".

Great!

At around 1:20 I decided I am not gonna start this journey lol

Beautiful meditation.

ALVIN!!!!!!

Great work!!!!

Not the best audio, here.

Is sensitized material referring to the Film itself? Please help answer

Beautiful work. And a beautiful video. Long live film.

Don't ever ever send your film to them. I did mine years ago and they lost my film. They insist it's the delivery problem but they can't provide a proper tracking number. What a joke! Send your Film to a legit Lab. Don't trust unprofessional people work on your negative film like this people.

Nice video. May I ask where to find one of those self timers?

Eğlenceli film, fakat Banttan çıkan hatalı filmleri "bu film ile adeta analog kamera ve filmle çekmiş gibi fotoğraflar elde edeceksiniz" etiketiyle limited edition olarak mı satıyorsunuz? 😁 Tabii ki şaka, Hepimizin eğlenmeye ihtiyacı var.

Happy with delta in my freezer, but tefinitely wait for hp.

Ah - purple fingernails :-)

Wonderful work. Thanks so much.

Great video, thanks!

Great video!

Reminds me of my teenage years… hours with ilford products in the darkroom.

Recently, a friend asked me why I exclusively use Ilford products: their paper, film rolls, and developing chemicals. My answer gave him food for thought: Ilford has been there since day one of analog photography, and using their products is the least I can do as a user to show gratitude for all their work. The best part is that their materials continue to maintain unmatched quality. Although this video is 5 years old, and I'm just seeing it for the first time, it moved me deeply. If I had the chance, I would hug each one of their employees because even though it might be just a job for them, they're not only contributing to art. They're also bringing joy to people like me, living here in Panama City.

truly beautiful, encompasses it all. who ever forgets the first time they developed film and it was all perfect - so exciting and beautiful. Some people have the connection and the eye for beauty and for capturing the spirit of others.

What is the timer used in this first image?

how can i best identify which side the emulsion side, in a changing bag?

pure awesomeness, great film, congrats✌

Great message Jess. There's nothing like the sound of a manual operation medium format film camera. Love the image at 4:20. Great capture!

Beautiful video

Thankyou, beautiful images. 😊

Very good film. I definitely have a lot in common with Jess: RB67 ProSD camera and love for medium format black and white photography.

Another great video, a great story from Jess Thanks for sharing Cheers from Andrew in Ottawa Canada 🇨🇦