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Coffee as a film developer - 09-27-2008, 02:49 PM


If you want to try something different develop your film in coffee

Coffenol forumulas.

Some examples of Coffee developed film and a discussion at RRF.

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Imagine what coffee does to your stomach, etc. !!!
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Imagine what coffee does to your stomach, etc. !!!
Too much of it and it'll block up your highlights!

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I sent that article to friend, who had seen some of his Navy photographers, actually take river water in Southeast Asia filter to get the lumps out develop film with it.

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09-28-2008, 03:05 AM


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If you want to try something different develop your film in coffee
What's the base temperature for a 1G card?

I actually thought about digging up that link last week, since I'm short on ID-11 but still have a good bit of Tri-X in the fridge. Seems like it would be a waste of sharp film to use it on the Delta Pro I've been keeping around, though.
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