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  1. <p>Thanks. I'll see if I can get that locally, but I suspect D-76 may be the only option at ~$12 vs $28 + shipping for HC-110.</p>
  2. I just found a $10 Brownie Reflex Synchro with an exposed roll of Verichrome Pan inside. I've read that a lot of people have had reasonable success with straight D76 for ~13 minutes. Does anyone else have any recommendations on better alternatives? I'd like to not break the bank in order to see some images, but might be willing to spend a little bit. Also, I like caffenol, but am wondering if that is completely inappropriate for this?
  3. <p>Very cool. I had never read about this, or really noticed it before. Thanks for helping me figure this one out.</p>
  4. <p>Now that I'm home, I noticed without backlighting it looks like a negative, and is probably somewhat underexposed. With backlighting it becomes a positive image. I'm assuming one of the previously mentioned issues is the answer, just not sure which.</p>
  5. <p>Lex - Does that mean it could actually have ended up as a positive image? Would you be able to point me to some reading about those things?</p> <p>Edit: I'm reading connections between table salt used in caffenol recipes with dichroic fog referenced quite a bit. This would fit my situation, although it still seems strange to me that it is only one frame.</p>
  6. Good question. I haven't had a chance to scan them, but I noticed this looking straight through the strip with back lighting. It didn't seem to change based on angle, and was distinctly different from the adjacent frames at the same angle. I'll have to scan them tonight for a definitive answer on whether it's actually positive.
  7. <p>Has anyone ever had a frame come out as a positive image on a roll of negative film? I developed a roll of HP5+ 120 film last night in Caffenol. The first frame caught my eye as being a little unusual looking. When I looked closer I realized it was developed as a positive. The following two frames were the same image, but in negative. I've tried to search online, and it doesn't look like there is anything out there unless I'm just using the wrong terms to search.</p>
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