We haven’t had any found film worth posting lately, however that dry spell is over! Here is a 127 roll rescued from an old Kodak Brownie Holiday camera. The photos from it are great! Funny precursor to my seeing these negatives, it appeared unrelated then related. During COVID-19 I played a game on my Nintendo…
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These are two very interesting found films. Both rolls were expired C-41 processed in Blazinal. Two different customers were kind enough to do the processing for me. The 127 was processed by Troch and the 35mm was processed by Bruce. I found the the 127 roll in a stereo camera, it was pretty unfurled, very…
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We’ve got another found film roll (or two!) Our friend, Bruce, has been kindly developing a lot of our found C41 rolls in black and white chemistry (for sake of cost and ease) but was finding that a lot of the older expired c41 rolls were coming out very opaque. Here’s a few from one…
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Recently we were testing a consignment camera & lens that we discovered to still have some film left in it! This roll of film was partially shot by one of our customers, Robert, on one of his trips to China from many years ago. The other half of the roll we shot off in the…
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As you may have noticed we get in quite a few 35mm cameras on consignment and many of these cameras are still loaded with film. So as a result, I have a huge bag of undeveloped C-41 mystery rolls. They remained undeveloped until recently due to the cost of developing C-41, when my friend pointed…
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Beau Photo customer, Bruce, found a of Verichrome in a Rolleiflex TLR he bought in the States last year at a garage sale in Washington. He only just remembered it and rediscovered it in his camera bag this weekend. For developing Bruce used Blazinal 1:50 for 20min at 20C. If the Volkswagens are any indication…
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Like many of our customers, we also have an interest in developing very old FOUND roll film that has been exposed and lying undiscovered until now in vintage inactive cameras. Here are some of their findings as well as our own. Joaquin From Fotografica had an old roll of 616 film he took from a…
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