Film General: Favorite Shitty Film Edition

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Did some film shooting over the weekend after a considerable gap in shooting anything. Didn't get quite the amount of blur I wanted but I think I know what to do the next time.

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Equipment Make	Pentax
Camera Model	Mv-1
Camera Software	Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5.6 (Windows)
Photographer	Joseph Allen
Maximum Lens Aperture	f/1.7
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Horizontal Resolution	240 dpi
Vertical Resolution	240 dpi
Image Created	2017:02:20 14:41:45

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I've been kind of getting into street photography

took this shot a month ago in europe, how is it

>>3026323
I'm going to develop color film right now with barely any temperature control besides tap water and a pan.

I need to develop like 18 rolls of color film too

>>3026403
You're fucked, unless you have balls and a thermometer.

>>3026403
I can get my tap water to the 100*F needed to do c41 but you still need a thermometer to monitor the temp. As long as you have one (and a good water heater) you will probably be fine.

>>3026413
To heat up colour developer (bleach and fix, or blix if you're going two-bath, aren't that critical) your tap water should be much warmer than 100 degrees F. That being said, I did my first colour devs using an analog thermometer and it came out just fine. The precise limits for temperature and time are there for machine processing; in practice a degree (celsius) either way is expected during development.

E6 is more sensitive, what with the two developer baths.

I wouldn't recommend winging it and gauging temperature by hand.