28/08/2026
Some 35mm film stock that's even older than last show's 1936 medium format cameras: Eastman No. 10 Super Sensitive Panchromatic Film. Made in the 1930s, this film STOCK won an academy award in 1931.
The problem is, being Nitrate film it's highly flammable, prone to off-gassing horrendous toxic fumes, can actually self combust if not looked after and once alight, can't easily be put out because it contains its own oxidiser. (Last pic is the film burning in water).
So I ran a bunch through a period-appropriate Zeiss-Ikon Medium Format camera with a 35mm adapter.
Results? I got 'em!
Thursday 3rd @ 7pm:
Link in Bio.
https://www.youtube.com/live/7CPBmJ-9LNA
www.zerobudgetfilmschool.com