How to use coffee to develop film pt.1-No Pro equipment

[@DeclanDoesCameraThings]

I forgot to mention that if you use salt fixer, you need to let each photo fix over night.

[@celineryan39]

Very interesting to see the *positive* images on the roll of film!

[@asmundnkling90]

Keep up the good work!!

[@ArjunKrishna-b5y]

but how evenly will the film develop without a paterson tank? bcs i read some sources that said deceloping without one might cause splochy artifacts or uneven development

[@DeclanDoesCameraThings]

@@ArjunKrishna-b5y well… it doesn’t work that well. You have to keep the film in a room that is dark until the development is done. Then it can be exposed to light no problem as long as you wash it quickly

[@ArjunKrishna-b5y]

@DeclanDoesCameraThings thank you so much! also love the stuff that you're doing, exactly the stuff I plan to do when I get some time and money on my hands

[@jesuschrist711]

I now know how to develop now where the hell do i get the film or at least cameras with not-dead formats😂😭

[@DeclanDoesCameraThings]

Lolol umm… hmm. Amazon has film but it’s pretty expensive… obviously since it’s black and white it’s cheaper. I usually go with either Arista edu or Kentmere.

[@Farbroe]

You keep throwing things.