•camera: pinsta go
•stock: kentmere pan 100 (135)
•developer: caffenol-c-h
•scanner: epson v600
•digital processing: GIMP///
Well, it’s a start. I taped two strips of kentmere pan 100 35mm film onto a piece of cut sheet film and centered it in my pinsta camera. I exposed the film for about 2 mississippis (compensating for reciprocity failure) with a piece of red transparency, aka a “red filter”, taped over the pinhole.
This is my second attempt at making an image this way. The first failing because I tried to develop the film inside my pinsta camera as I would have with 4×5 sheet film or paper, but the developer just didn’t cover the film as it should have. This time I removed the film and developed it in one of my paterson tanks like I would have any other 35mm film.
I think that because the camera front and back weren’t in contact with the paper/film the entire way around the camera, I ended up with major light leaks where it didnt make a good seal. Next time, I’ll tape it up.
It also seems like I captured some camera shake. My bad!
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