u/MrFotoz

Project Coffee

Shot earlier today, developed, and scanned. I must have put the first roll of film in backwards, nothing developed. Ran through a second roll and achieved this!

Using Godox AD200 with trigger and sync cable.

I actually did this project twice today. I must have loaded the film backwards the first time. Took the photos, developed, and saw that there was nothing on the negatives lol. Shot on Ilford HP5 Plus with RB67. I did incorporate a flash with these, AD200 using Godox flash trigger with sync cable.

I used a Nons Instant back to get instant feedback on how the flash and settings looked before switching to film.

My son has had this on his leg for approximately a month. We initially thought ring worm, and got otc medication from Walgreens. Did not improve. Has not gotten worse in this time frame either.

Took him to the doctor, was prescribed steroid cream. That did not work.

Took him back to the doctor and they said it was bullous impetigo. They then prescribed antibiotics. This has also shown no improvement.

Back again, and this time was prescribed a prescription for fungal cream. We are going on 2nd day with fungal cream, they want us to give it 3 days to see if there is any improvement.

Any ideas on whats causing this? I would really like them to take a sample and send it off, going to ask for that if this does not work.

This is on his leg below the knee. His skin has always been really sensitive, and he has severe nut allergies. 13 years old.

I bought an RB67 on Marketplace about two weeks ago. Got some B+W film from B&H and ran through a roll. Ordered chemicals and equipment to develop the film, which I did earlier today after watching a youtube video tutorial.

I have a cheap canon scanner that I used to scan the negatives, which was a chore in itself. Created a light diffuser out of some fabric and held a light over it while scanning, there were multiple trial and errors with this lol.

But here is the final product from one of the photos on the roll. Ran it through Photoshop to invert.

This was my first attempt with film and Im very happy with it, kind of hooked now honestly.

I have a Nons instax back on the way for the RB67, hoping to have it in the next week or so.

Feeling really lucky that the RB67 I picked up had no light leaks!