u/MaiSanUser

No way of scanning 16mm at home currently, so enjoy a small sample of my cat standing in my window.

I first attempted to do subminature photography about two and a half years ago, and Kodak 1461 was the first 16mm film format I bought. At time of purchase, I had attempted about half a dozen times to use it to little avail (I had underexposed every image so much that I got impossible to scan negatives).

Today, whilst playing with a new camera, I shot it and significantly overdeveloped it, hoping to get any kind of image. Little did I know that I'd overcorrected significantly in the wrong direction! Over-exposed by probably 4-5 stops.

All of todays photos were a bust, but I learned a lot. That being said, further development experiment is required, apparently stand dev in HC-110 is the best play, and you can get 100 ISO out of it. In my tests at dilution B I'm leaning towards maybe 25-50 ISO?