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Bones 35 film is made from radiographic plates, that is, the plates are cut, perforated and rewound. This process is practically handmade here in Brazil to reduce the high costs of analog photography and provide fun at all stages of the process. The film has 22 exposures and can be used between ISO 100 and 3200, without halo and without optical conduction. It can be developed with any black and white developer at an ambient temperature of 24° celsius, the photos I took were developed with a D76, were taken at ISO 800
Bones 35 film is made from radiographic plates, that is, the plates are cut, perforated and rewound. This process is practically handmade here in Brazil to reduce the high costs of analog photography and provide fun at all stages of the process. The film has 22 exposures and can be used between ISO 100 and 3200, without halo and without optical conduction. It can be developed with any black and white developer at an ambient temperature of 24° celsius, the photos I took were developed with a D76, were taken at ISO 800
This was my first E6 process ever about 4 or 5 years ago when there are no lab in Indonesia were providing E6 process. Many thanks to @artlens who really kind helping me when I'm (just as usual 8D) annoying other lomographer's photo comment section and asking him whether if I could hitchiking my film to be E6 processed by her girlfriend @isilyellowcopets who at that time was studied in Germany. Then she processed the film at Saturn Foto, Hamburg, Germany. Recently heard that Saturn had stopped their operation (cmiiw) so sad to hear it. I scan the cliche at Chandra Foto and it seem like they were forgot to invert the cliche into the real color or they were did on the contrary because I E6 this cinestill film with my thought at that time if cinematic film should be E6 processed but it made the color turn underexposure 8DDD T_T I felt like it's too expensive to deleted this wrong photo so I decided to uploaded it
