Welcome to another episode of Keep It Simple – Today we shoot and develop the Brand New Film from Lomography, Berlin 400. This Film is soft and cinematic – Todays subject is Classic Cars and we found plenty! Strap in, its a good one. DEVELOPING GUIDE BELOW. ETSY: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ObsoleteCameras?ref=seller-platform-mcnav FULL PHOTO GALLERY: https://www.flickr.com/photos/163387703@N04/ MUSIC: Black Moth Super Rainbow – Warm Water Leviathan (https://blackmothsuperrainbow.bandcamp.com/album/seefu-lilac-ep) INSTAGRAM: @RobbieMaynardCreates @ObsoleteCameras #LomographyBerlin400 STEP 1: Developer (Ilford DD-X – 1+4 Dilution) at (68°F) for 8 Minutes. STEP 2: Stop Bath (IlfoStop – 1+19 Dilution) at (68°F) for 10 Seconds STEP 3: Fixer (Ilford Rapid Fixer – 1+4 Dilution) at (68°F) for 3 Minutes STEP 4: Wash – Water at (68°F) – Invert tank 5 times, pour out then add water. Invert tank 10 times, pour out then add water and finally invert tank 20 times and pour out. STEP 5: Photo-Flo (optional) a small droplet of Photo-Flo in (68°F) water. STEP 6: Let Dry for 45 Min. FINISHED.
Developing LOMOGRAPHY BERLIN 400 at Home (Minolta 7000 w/ 50mm f 1.7) KEEP IT SIMPLE
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Juan Pena
January 20, 2019 at 4:41 pm
Thumbs up. I shot 3 rolls at 6400.
Benjamin Finnegan
March 24, 2019 at 2:09 am
Dude! Sick shots with the music as well. Great combo! I wish you could get it 120 format! Would love to buy a pack and experiment with pushing it a bit! Nice. Collection of shots! Gonna buy a 5 pack soon!
campyonlyguy
June 17, 2019 at 6:05 am
You save the developer for another use but toss the stop batch? I use Ilfosol and Ilfostop and do the opposite—one use for the developer, reuse the stop.
Raychristofer
December 21, 2019 at 3:26 am
Great review thanks. I think 1:4 dilution means 3 parts water 1 part developer though
Imjusttoo Dissgusted
January 12, 2020 at 6:55 pm
too bad you could not go to Berlin to use it.