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This is Ektachrome E-6 film manufactured in 1995 (sic!). I exposed film few days ago. This very old photographic film, apart from the colors typical for crossprocessing, does not show any signs of wear, such as fog or loss of sensitivity.
A roll of Ilford XP2 Super exposed at a variety of ISO settings, all the way from 25 to 3200. Stand developed in rodinal 1+100 for 2 hours. No editing at all, except to add the rating to a sequence
Another film swap with my colleague Eva.
I exposed the first part of the film in in Mecklenburg Vorpommern (Northeast Germany, near Baltic Sea) and Eva doubled the film with the most exposures in Croatia and some in Berlin.
She used a Lomo LCA and I shot with the Minolta X700.
I think there are a few very nice and funny shots here.
Home process in Rollei Digibase C41.
Another film swap with my colleague Eva.
I exposed the first part of the film in in Mecklenburg Vorpommern (Northeast Germany, near Baltic Sea) and Eva doubled the film with the most exposures in Croatia and some in Berlin.
She used a Lomo LCA and I shot with the Minolta X700.
I think there are a few very nice and funny shots here.
Home process in Rollei Digibase C41.
Another film swap with my colleague Eva.
I exposed the first part of the film in in Mecklenburg Vorpommern (Northeast Germany, near Baltic Sea) and Eva doubled the film with the most exposures in Croatia and some in Berlin.
She used a Lomo LCA and I shot with the Minolta X700.
I think there are a few very nice and funny shots here.
Home process in Rollei Digibase C41.
Another film swap with my colleague Eva.
I exposed the first part of the film in in Mecklenburg Vorpommern (Northeast Germany, near Baltic Sea) and Eva doubled the film with the most exposures in Croatia and some in Berlin.
She used a Lomo LCA and I shot with the Minolta X700.
I think there are a few very nice and funny shots here.
Home process in Rollei Digibase C41.
Another film swap with my colleague Eva.
I exposed the first part of the film in in Mecklenburg Vorpommern (Northeast Germany, near Baltic Sea) and Eva doubled the film with the most exposures in Croatia and some in Berlin.
She used a Lomo LCA and I shot with the Minolta X700.
I think there are a few very nice and funny shots here.
Home process in Rollei Digibase C41.
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