35mm film photograph, 2016
KTX071
I used to get my film developed at Walgreens. I didn’t know at the time, and this is how I learned, that there are different processes and chemicals for developing different types of film. The C-41 process is the most common, and is used to develop color negative film. What surprised me is that processing black & white film with C-41 results in color photographs also, though rather unpredictably.
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KTX071 (negative film scan)
All prints are extremely high-fidelity, scanned at >3200 D.P.I. and printed using Epson SureColor P-9000 printer. Photo paper may vary.
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Will come with no watermark, 1/2” margins, signed on back.
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