Develop Super 8 Film In BEER!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ส.ค. 2020
- Do you like beer and film? Of course you do! In todays episode we will discover how to develop film in beer. Can you develop film in any beer? Can you develop any film?
Well let's combine them and have a good time!
Camera:
Bolex 160 Macrozoom
Film:
Kodak Tri-X
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Email: badflashes@gmail.com
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It seems beer develops Super 8 Film in the same way it has developed me. Scratched, agitated and with half of me still stuck in the box (errr)
😆 you got this! I believe 🙌🏼
Love the scratches! Thanks for this tip. I needed a reason to justify buying more beer and Super 8 film.
Thanks and You welcome! Lol
I justify it to myself all the time.
@@BadFlashes i gave up drinking in 1997. Now I have a reason to buy beer. Hey do you think maybe some wine could give it more color??
Only one way to find out!
This is awesome - and super helpful! Every other resource I've found for self-developing 8mm film has been overly complicated. Excited to try this out! :)
awesome! I'm glad that I could help out and not make it crazy complicated! 😊
Im glad I subscribed lol. Love your work, especially the more upbeat tone.
Thanks! That makes me warm and fuzzy inside. 🥰
because of course there's a beer called Super 8
So yummy!
Amazing ! Really love the super 8 and how nostalgic it is 😆
Right!!! It’s so dope
Great video dig those results! I haven't had a chance to develop with beer but I recently had some success with an oregano extract. The Beer definately looks better post apocalyptic style but better.
Oh that’s interesting. I’m going to have to look that up. Always like doing crazy stuff. I’m glad you dig the video :)
Daaaamn I would love to see some stills of yours beer-veloped! Thanks for the entertaining videos anyway :)
Ahhh awesome. Thanks so much!!! 🥰
You had me at "okay bye!". Love you🙃
💝💘💕❣️🤎💚🤍💛🖤🧡❤️💜
So much character. Love it
Right, it’s bad ass.
This is so good!
🥰🥰🥰 Your turn to try it!!!
Love the scratches.
What's stopper and fixer?
Well thank you sir! 😉
Kodak stopping agent ... and generic rapid fixer... nothing fancy
Woaahh you freaked me right out with the "Greg" thing 😮
😘
i think if it was done in proper film tank like LOMO or something, resoults would be much better. the scratches comes from having the film in hand. When i was experimenting with caffenool and with overexposed film i had i've noticed that is very easly to get rid of film emulsion.
Yeah I can see that for sure!
Loved this video. I have 2 cartridges in my fridge that might throw in a bucket one day 🤔🤔🤔
Totally should!!!!! It would be awesome!!!
Thats fkn cool. I would definitely try it for a death metal music video
Thanks!!
Oh hells yeah!!!!!!
i’ve been subscribed for a while, i have yet to be disappointed *everyone liked that*
I’m glad disappointment hasn’t set in... hope I can keep it up 😁
Watching the way this guy acts feels like a persons imitation of how “TH-camrs” act
Weird … cuz this be me. 🍾
Will you do another bleach bypass video? Maybe ektar? It could have a really great effect on the very saturated colours of ektar
I definitely plan on doing more Bleaching so we shall see what I put through those crazy baths 🛀😝
I never touch the film in a bucket developing method however ive only developed old type G film and its had mixed results ive had either blank rolls or thin images however i suspect my cameras exposure meter is off so im gonna try my hand at my own metering
Nice!!!’ Experimentation! I love it
@@BadFlashes yep it was my camera turns out type G needs to be 3-4 stops overexposed to get a decent image
Yeah to tell you the truth I'm amazed light sensors on cameras like the AE-1 and such work so well after so long, as it's a light sensitive material that's always really "on" but on 8mm cameras (what I have experience with, sadly not with super 8), it's a must to hand meter since the light sensor is so cooked and they're pretty early designs.
Is it correct that by following these steps the film comes out as a negative? And if I wanted to be possitive (so I can project the image on a wall) I need to do a so called reversal process? Your methode is so lovely simple but if it only gives a negative image on the film I still can not project it. But i'm not sure, so that's why I ask ;) Thanks!
For sure. I feel ya. I’m not sure if this method works on Black and White reversal film I’ve never tried it before actually… maybe something to look into. But I’m sure a quick google would know. Sorry I wasn’t much help
Based on the scans at the end, I'm pretty sure the beer film does come out negative. If you watch the color of the sprocket holes, you can see that the commercially developed half has white sprocket holes, while the beer processed film has black sprocket holes, indicating it was inverted after scanning.
Where do you buy this beer? I’m looking everywhere and can’t find it 😅
I found it at this small place in LA I think you can look it up on there site.
does this work for colored film?
Unfortunately not :/
This is really cool! I may try it - when I’m not at home and am staying at uni... (My family and I are muslim, so explaining how I and why I bought a lot of beer would be a little awkward...)
Well it’s a great excuse!!! Ummm family I’ll just be i the bathroom for a while....
For serious. It has a cool effect 😂
Bad Flashes yeah it looks really cool and is a whole lot cheaper than lab developing... If only Edwin Land’s Polavision took off...
You made my Siri go off lol
Hahaha 😝 love that
Yo, can we get a caffenol recipe sometime?
I want to try it to cut down on the toxicity in my darkroom, but am hesitant to give it a go. There are some tutorials online, but mostly text based which is eh.
Good stuff as always!
It’s definitely on the list! 😉 and yeah I feel ya. I’ve stated to wear gloves and my mom made me promise to use a mask tooooo ... so yeah I get that haha And thanks ☺️
If you haven't tried it already, don't be afraid to. The coffee needs to be 'freeze-dried instant coffee' (google is your friend), the Soda Crystals should be Sodium Carbonate (we have the green packs of these in the UK, not sure about US. Use pure vitamin c powder (not crushed tablets) and iodised salt. Use the measurements from fstop138.berrange.com/tags/caffenol/ and it should turn out great. 15:00 is a general starting point but you should reduce as you see fit. Good Luck.
Oh yeah. That’s great!!! Very crazy results.... right up my ally. 😝
does it work with single 8 film?
If it’s reversal film it should
Does this also work with color negative film?
Nope. Unfortunately it :/
Sort of; you can do it, but you'll get a black and white negative with no color
soon you'll have ecn2 chemistry on hand ;)
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh 🙏🏼🤘🏼🤙🏼👍🏼🙌🏼🥰😘🤩💕
How do you scan the film?
I get all my stuff scanned at pro8mm.com ... they do good work!
That scratched up look is a lot like what music videos looked like during the grunge era.
Love grunge!
Hahaha
@@BadFlashes see the video for Garbage 'Stupid Girl'
Would this work for 16mm film?
Don’t see why not!
@@BadFlashes unfortunately it's Kodachrome, which I'm told is like "impossible" to develop, but if its beer gambit or nothing, I'm going with beer, I always go with beer.....Thanks!
Go Beer or go broke!!! Haha
Whatever that means hahaha
The result is not bad, but I think you could improve your agitation method
Yep yep yep, Got to do the hard way first! haha
Please tell me this dosent only work on B&W
Unfortunately it only works with black and white 😬
@@BadFlashes ok I know for next time then 🤗
Yo Caleb, do you have some tips for developing street candy? It always turns out pretty flat for me
Unfortunately not really. I just go by what they say on there website. If I’m not mistaken though, you can agitate the fixer more frequently and that should get a denser negative.
Bad Flashes I’ll try!
Dope!
Develop some 35mm film in beer please
Seems like I can maybe pull that off haha
I wonder if this process would also develop Fomapan R100 double 8mm film. HmmMMMmmm
Oh I bet!!! I mean I think haha yeah!
@@BadFlashes Whelp I’m finally going to try it this weekend with double 8mm! If it works out, I’ll make a video about it and give you a shoutout!
Can’t wait to see it!!!
@@BadFlashes It worked! But the negatives are really thin and faded. I'm shooting on Cine8 iso 40, so maybe longer development time is needed? I'll try again with 16mm snippets
Oh nice! That’s some good testing there. Can’t wait to hear more!
Sorry but ur a genius
Haha no sorry necessary 😂😂😂
Wow........ You call me!?!
You never answered... 😢
Are the heads of dogfish a necessary component of super 8 development? Just asking for my vegan friends.
Good news... NO! But for some reason the smell is still there ...
Jason's closet is huge.
you know it!
I hid in my closet for 15 years
Like the best wizard of them all????
Raise rates next time: developing in vodka
Then down it!!!!! Hells yeah!!!! Let’s get the party started 🤪🤣🎉
Bad hair day?
Who knows at this point 😂
Is it actually a good beer? The film looks a tad under exposed there though chief.
If you really want to get into super 8 development at home try looking up zero budget film school on youtube, he has a load of great stuff about doing it at home.
Beers Ok... Not my thing.
@@BadFlashes Think it's just the raw version of the footage so there will be less contrast and flat shadows etc. The exposure was fine! Cool idea to do it in beer. Wonder if it'd work for Standard 8 film
I’m sure it would work with standard 8mm if you stick with the same stock and what not. 👍🏼
Standard 8 is just a different sprocket hole and width. It’s the same film. I maintain it’s underexposed though.
If anything I would say it’s over-exposed but I don’t have much say... it’s an automatic camera... I wish I had control hahaha
Haters will say its staged.
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