Rescued film project

Any old photo film buffs should enjoy and appreciate this.  Even if you never shot film, I think you'll appreciate as well.

Paul, I'm sure you'll enjoy this as I thought of you and so posting here.  Perhaps you've already seen this.  My son sent to me today.  He wanted to make sure I never give up my Capturingtime.com domain.... ;-)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_I4o_afITKg

Lon, thanks for sharing this. I'd seen it quite awhile back at the APUG site, but wanted to review it once again. A salute to the folks who do this kind of in depth work and rescuing the history associated with each roll. The time and effort is truly amazing. I could not get that deep into the hand processing beyond scanning the results.

If you've not seen the movie Finding Vivian Maire it is a real gem for old photo buffs. I think I got it off Netflix last year. http://www.findingvivianmaier.com/

That was great, Lon. Thanks for posting it. 

Thanks for sharing this, Lon. The video is nicely done, and provides excellent insight into the project.

--P

ah, the magical alchemy of developing film.  i love that moment of pulling wet film from the reel, hanging it up and the elation of seeing well exposed negatives with all the promise of what i envisaged at the time ... nice video!

Paul,  thanks for the link to the Vivian Maier piece, finally watched the trailer.  Amazing what's out there, and yet to be found.

 i love that moment of pulling wet film from the reel, hanging it up and the elation of seeing well exposed negatives with all the promise of what i envisaged at the time

Stuart, or that deflating angry feeling when all you see is clear film.....    I'm sure that never happens...