I'm going to be honest, I've seen larger swings in image quality between my development and scanning sessions. In some of the examples, I couldnt see anything really wrong with the images.
The shielding test did not make much sense to me, the X-rays still went through the film, and seeing a...
It's not one of his most practical videos, but it does have a useful lesson in that you can reallllly abuse the developing process and as long as you put the developer in before the fixer, you'll probably get something...
I've drum scanned both wet and dry, couldn't tell you which was better, but I could tell you dry was a lot quicker, a lot easier, and a lot less messy!
I've had that exact pattern on frame 37 or 38 of a roll of 36, you don't always get those free frames ;)
It's from the weighted clips used to hang film to dry
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