CineStill Df96 Monobath - A Step By Step Guide | Analog Series Ep. 5

In this episode, we are going to develop some ilford pan 400 black and white film with the cinestill df96 monobath solution. This is a step by step tutorial. If you have any questions, leave a comment!
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The scenes are filmed with:
Canon EOS R6
Sigma 24-70 f/2.8
Smallrig RC120B
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[@arnelabecar]

Excellent work, Mike!
You explained and presented the development of the film very skillfully, it is really fascinating. I really love photography and enjoy your videos which are really informative.
It must have been awesome experience, I'm glad that's the topic of your videos.
When I look at the whole process it seems easy, because you presented it so well. It's a lot of work and time :) You deserve praise for your work.
The photos turned out really wonderful, the B&W photos are real work of art! Congratulations Mike :)

[@mikeladurner]

Thank you very much Arnela! I like how the photos turned out. I shot them with my AE1, i really love that camera, so simple but so nice! The process was very funny, i nearly messed up and spilled all the chemicals but it came out great in the end :) Thank you for being such a supporter! You're awesome!

[@gabeatv]

I've watched 5-7 of these Df96 videos. Yours is the only video that's actually a step by step guide. Well done, and thank you!

[@mikeladurner]

Thank you so much! I‘m glad i could help. Let me know how your photos turned out 🤗
Best of luck!

[@redhatfactory]

What an intro! Haha. You found your brand XD

[@mikeladurner]

Thank you! :)