I Bleach Bypassed Some Film
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2024
- I bleach bypassed some film. Some ended up looking alight, other looked ok, and one ended up unusable.
00:00 - boring talk
00:41 - bleach bypassed negatives
00:59 - lomo metropolis bleach bypass examples
02:08 - lomo purple bleach bypass examples
03:21 - bleach bypassed e6 film
04:07 - end of the video
music:
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Cockroach On Toast - Rachel K Collier
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who would have thought they'd look significantly worse when you bleach bypass a film that already looks deathly yellow.
Absolutely going to try it though lol
been binge watching your channel for the past few months, i am so surprised that you have such small numbers, outside of the personality, you're the guy that everyone leans to when they have a crazy dumb idea that they don't wanna do because it's expensive. developing in undiluted rodinal was a blast lmao, beautiful channel really
Man I love your channel ! It's clearly the film photography content I am looking for ! Thanks
Thanks, glad you're enjoying the videos!
Absolutely love this, great job, really fun video :D
Wait what if you used B&W Reversal Bleach instead of E-6 bleach? Then the slides would have the B&W positive along with the Color positive.
I think that you could actually bleach bypass slide film, you would just need to develop it in a certain way.
When I develop slide film, I do things a bit different. Since I don't have proper E6 chems, I usually just develop the slides in Xtol stock or rodinal 1+25 for 10-12 minutes first, then stopbath, then I expose the film to light and do normal C-41 (btw, the black and white developer needs to be as warm as the C-41 chemistry). You could bleach the film before doing the C-41 development, and then bleach bypass it in the C-41 development, since the inverse silver should be removed. i say should because i haven't tried this yet.
The cat has stoner eyes, lol!
Another great video!
I love your videos man, interesting af
Thanks man, I appreciate it.
honestly, I dig the results!
Ever thought about bleach bypassing a chromogenic B&W film like Ilford XP2?
Excited to see you mess with Lomochrome Turquoise when its back.
Preordered the moment it was announced. Now I'm just waiting...
This has got me thinking, since bleach bypassing doesn't work with E6 because the bleach is used to remove a layer, what if you cross processed C41 in E6 but bleach bypassed? Would that result in a bleach bypassed color positive or would it also end up coming out blank?
I'm not 100% on this, but my understanding is the E6 process is the thing that's causing the issues, not the film. So my assumption is that if C41 was cross processed in E6 and bleach bypassed, it would look similar to the bleach bypassed E6, just a dense layer of silver.
But now you mention it, it would be worth trying, and I wonder what E6 film looks like if it's cross processed and bleach bypassed.
@@atticdarkroom Let me know if you're wanting to give it a try, otherwise I'm happy to give it a go and process it both ways myself in the name of science and record the results.
It's on the list of things for me to try out, thanks for the suggestion, I'm always looking out for new things to try. But don't let that stop you from trying it out.
Great... now I want to do this on ecnII film.
and now I have to practice color developing.
which I don't even have the space to try at my apartment.
would this be a way to eek out the most information possible from film that was shot long ago but left undeveloped?
Hey! I have some infrared film, but don't have E-4 chemistry. Think trying to develop in E-6 would work? (Both start with E?)
I'm pretty sure E4 is designed for lower temp development, plus a different set of chemistry. I think it'll be ruined if you straight up developed it in E6, but you might be able to mess around with the temperature and get results.
Take that with a grain of salt, I haven't tried it myself and I'm just passing along info someone told me a long time ago.
@@atticdarkroom okay great, that confirms what I saw on some random forums the other day. If I ever give it a go I'll let you know how it works out!
I wonder what would happened if you used hair bleach (lightener).
Try bleach bypass with ECN2 on film like kodak 5207, it looks beautiful
That's on my list of things to try!
Could you please tell me, how you processed the film? Normally you do 1 develop and 2 bleach and fix in one step. Did you use another fixing solution and if yes, which one? Thank you very much, I really want to try this for myself. Cheers, Stephan
Idk if you have found the answer to your question, but I heard people just use B&W fixer for that purpose like ilford rapid fixer
@@Rgmr-wy7kx Thanx a lot! I will try that with some expired film. Are there any suggestions on how long to leave it in the fixer?
Thx again,
Stephan
ayo would tetrachroming (RGB, and no filter) an image create a bleach bypassed look?
I'm not sure. I guess you could add a B&W layer on top of an RGB image, and blend it. It might be worth messing around with.
is there any of your videos where you cross processed metropolis?
I've tried it and it ended up very teal. No other color information. I plan on revisiting it when I get my hands on some of the new 2021 formulation of Metropolis.
Actually, do a video in Re-Bleach. How much can you get back?
That's on my list of things to try, I just have to get around to it.
what about bleach bypassing chromogenic b&w?
Hahaha I'm now leaving earth-I mean, bleach bypassing, for no good raisin!
😂😂😂love it😂😂😂
I dare you to shoot any film that is neither E6, C41 or Black and white (and by that I mean c22, e4,etc films) and cross process them
If I can get my hands on some I'll cross process it.
@@atticdarkroom I'm getting some 60s Ektachrome soon, so I can help you with figuring out if something works
Yeah that would be cool, shoot me an email: stuff@atticdarkroom.com
Let me know the exact stock and what you want for it.
Should specify that ECN-2 (e.g., Kodak Vision/Cinestill) doesn't count since we already know it more or less works in C-41 chemistry.
Does it work with every negative film?
It should work for most if not all C41 filmstocks. I haven't tried it with many other stocks so I can't definitively say one way or another, but I lean towards it should work for all C41.
@@atticdarkroom will shoot that
So in other words no blix?
Blix is bleach and fixer combined. You still need fixer.
@@atticdarkroom thanks. I love the look of metropolis and if I could get that look for a cheaper cost I would be great. Just need to figure out how 🤔
now do ilford delta 3200 at 400 and trichrome it
I've actually done that. Although it was just one picture, so there really isn't much for me to say. But I might have to revisit that later.
@@atticdarkroom pls do at least something with delta 3200 I would love to see