$50.00
Process your film with coffee? Yep.
Big Day Artist, Melanie King, teaches you how in our upcoming Caffenol-c Film Processing Online Workshop.
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September 25, 1pm EST
Participants will learn how to make a photographic developer from coffee for black and white photographic film and paper. During the workshop you\’ll be taught how to make caffenol-c (coffee, vitamin-c powder, soda crystals and salt) film and paper developer). You will be led through the process of developing film.
Required materials and full description below
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Caffenol-C Film Processing Workshop
September 25, 1pm EST
Ticket: $50/person
Want to learn more sustainable film processing possibilities?! Join Melanie King and Big Day Film Collective for this informative and hands-on workshop to learn how to process your film with coffee and other easy to find household products!
This workshop is presented as a fundraiser for BDFC in conjunction with the exhibition Ancient Light, Melanie King will be conducting a remote and in-person caffenol film development workshop.
Join Melanie King for this online caffenol workshop!
Participants will learn how to make a photographic developer from coffee for black and white photographic film and paper. During the workshop you\’ll be taught how to make caffenol-c (coffee, vitamin-c powder, soda crystals and salt) film and paper developer). You will be led through the process of developing film.
What you\’ll need:
Participants will need to have a 35mm/120mm Ilford HP5 (or equivalent) film that they have shot ahead of the session.
Film will need to be loaded in film tank before workshop
- Materials Needed:
– For Caffenol:- Instant Coffee,
- Vitamin-C powder / fizzy Vitamin C tablets,
- soda crystals (Arm & Hammer Soda Crystals),
- salt (Supermarket)
- Photographic Fixer. (You can also use household salt to make a fixer but this will need to be left for over 24 hours.)
- Equipment Needed:
– Shot Film already loaded in the tank
– Film Developing Tank
– Room that can be made dark or changing bag.
– Measuring Jugs (Please make sure to use these measuring jugs only for photography, and do not re-use them for food)