Reminds me of the look of the prints when I got a film developed at Jessops. The assistant tried to convince me that was how black and white film was developed in the old days
Reminds me of the look of the prints when I got a film developed at Jessops. The assistant tried to convince me that was how black and white film was developed in the old days
Well if by "old days" he meant the Hill & Adamson Calotypes he wasn't far off. As you know from our brief discussion outside of RPF that's what these remind me of.
That's interesting Rob. I don't know how those processing machines work but in home film processing you can process colour film in B&W chemicals (you end up with a B&W image of course) but you can't process B&W in colour chemicals. I haven't tried it myself but I have read that you will lose everything on the film.