Film Washi-E Is Not For Me!
Film Washi "E" is a highly unconventional 120-format black-and-white film originally created for manufacturing printed circuit boards. With an ultra-slow ISO of 3 and an insensitivity to green light, it yields stunningly artistic results with deep blacks, and high contrast. This film is usually developed using a paper developer. Was this film for me? Nope! Come along and find out why... #filmwashie #mediumformat 0:00 Intro 3:44 My First Roll of Washi E 120 7:47 My Second Roll of Washi E 120 10:15 Summary Join this channel to get access to perks: / @analogueandy8x10

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