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RE: Double Exposure Street Camera Film
I bought mine at Blue Moon Camera and Machine in Portland, Oregon. Don't know if they do online orders or not. But it's worth a look. Amazon might have some, too.
I bought mine at Blue Moon Camera and Machine in Portland, Oregon. Don't know if they do online orders or not. But it's worth a look. Amazon might have some, too.
thank you for the info.
i hope to find it soon. last time i traveled in Barcelona i found and bought to try the Bergger Pancro 400 35mm and 120 film also found there in big amounts a very cheap but very good german Kentmere - just impossible to find in my country both of them.
I haven't tried Bergger Pancro. I want to see some of your work with this film.
i finished and developed the first 120 film roll and posted my results in the blog post here - http://www.victorbezrukov.com/successfully-damaged-x-ray-first-bergger-pancro400-120-film/
as you can see something strange happened to this roll - i was sure that a X-Ray machine killed it but some ppl wrote in comments and in our conversations on Twitter that the problem here is a Hasselblad back.
I like the look of your pictures and the film quality. What happened with the XRay machine? In the States, airports say that film up to 800 or 1600 should be okay. I've been through airport x-rays many times with film, without a problem. Could it be a light leak in your camera? (I happen to like leaks.)
thank you for this informative comment. yes ppl wrote me that the form of damage is some sort of light leak that probably came from my Hassey back.
i will check this issue soon !