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A nonsense film, perhaps.
This Super 8 cassette (Kodak Plus-X) lay forgotten in my possession for 15 years until I developed it. That’s why the film is so faded, damaged and knackered!
Click here to watch it on Vimeo!
Kodacolor-X was a color negative film produced by Kodak from 1963 to 1974.
I just developed one (it was exposed decades ago by someone’s grandparents).
i was able to save some images, hooray! Even if only very, very weak … and orange!
Kodachrome & Prosecco and some other yummy soups!
The story continues … Yesterday I tried Prosecco! The result is good but less orange-ish!
Watch these gifs (bad resolution, sorry, better coming later)!
(The original Kodachrome negative is yellow / orange … then I digitized it with my fancy Sumikon machine and flipped it over to positive / complementary colour: blue!)
In conclusion, I can say: You can expose Kodachrome film (make sure it’s relatively fresh, don’t use any from the 70s or early 80s!) to plenty of sunlight, and then you’ll have a chance of getting some good pictures.
And then you can bathe it in different developers: ‘normal’ chemicals or Caffenol or all kinds of juices / teas, the result will always be more or less yellowish to bright orange!
An old, very decayed super 8 film …
Inhale boy! Giggle! The hairdo! Her face expression!
From “Ode an Juni 13”: “Making jam made me think of an early childhood memory: great-grandma, skinny, old and dark, standing in the doorway of a dark house, smelling warm and like … marmelade!”
I realize that I love drawing. Spontaneously and without thinking. I shall do it more. Drawing film maybe. Watch out!
