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unexposed film roll sharing idea
Old 07-06-2012   #1
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unexposed film roll sharing idea

I've got an idea for a film photo project. Post if you're interested:

Everyone takes a roll of C-41 exposures. No theme necessary. 24 or 36. Color or bw.

Then we randomly trade rolls.

Optionally, we develop the roll we receive and see what gems are on the roll, and (optionally) post. Maybe the person who took the photos can tell about the images or gear used, and maybe the receiver of the roll can tell how/where they processed and/or post processed?

Who's in??
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Old 09-13-2012   #2
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That's an interesting project! I would like to join it.
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Old 09-13-2012   #3
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I'm interested...I think you have a good idea for a project there. With a bit of fleshing out, it could be really cool.

Maybe start a tumblr feed or flickr group or something to post a certain # of pics from each roll?
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Could be a challenge for me, but I like the idea!
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I was wondering when someone would respond to this. Sounds interesting.
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Old 09-13-2012   #6
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Sounds like a fun project... I'm definitely in!
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Old 09-13-2012   #7
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I did the same with someone on this site, but we did multiple exposures. They shot the 24 frames with 1 stop under exposure, then sent the roll to me. I then shot the entire roll again. I developed and scanned and sent them a disc.

Anyone interested in doing the same with C-41 color?
Wow! That could be very interesting. What a great idea.
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Old 09-14-2012   #8
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Aperture64's idea would be a great way to go.
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Old 09-14-2012   #9
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I'm in. The only thing I wouldn't want to get would be nudes or non family friendly stuff.
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