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Developing C41 Film…in a Wok
16
Jul
Jul
That’s correct…!
For a bit of a giggle really but essentially to demonstrate that processing C41 colour film really isn’t something to overly fuss about.
This is not an instructional video…it’s a “Yes you can” video.
Enjoy
Hahahah!
This one made my Christmas!
It also means that I will now think about processing colour film to as I return to film photography. Wouldn’t have considered it until I saw this.
Thank you guys for all that you do for us novices, it makes a difference