My First Time Developing Color Film!

I took the time to document how I developed C-41 color film for the very first time! How to develop color film is pretty easy, and I didn't expect it to be this simple. If you don't develop color film yet but you develop black and white the transition will be pretty easy. Originally I was scared of developing color because of the temperatures but honesty its not as hard as people make it out to be! Throughout the process I was pretty relaxed with everything, not everything was by the book but the images still came out great! I highly suggest you try it out. There are numerous C-41 developing kits you can use. The one I used in this video was from Unicolor. Music -   / lakeyinspired   Check out my website -https://kingjvpesphoto.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ FOLLOW MY PHOTOGRAPHY PAGE! Instagram : @Kingjvpes Follow Drew! Instagram: Drewefren Twitter: DeniseEfren Follow me on Flickr! https://www.flickr.com/photos/1533976... Filming Equipment used: Sony a5000 Manfrotto tripod 16-50 kit lens How to buy film camera. First time buying 35mm film, how to buy cheap cameras, 35mm Film buying guide, Film,story,first time,shooting,35mm film,develop,film is not dead, minolta,short film,vintage,darkroom,fujifilm,cannon,x-700,htsi plus,how to shoot film, kingjvpes, minolta SRt101, portra 400, Berkeley, Cal, Norcal.San Francisco, golden gate bridge, point reyes, 28mm, olympus XA, Canon autoboy, canon af35m, expired film, cheap film, best cheap film, how to shoot a film camera with a broken light meter, broken light meter, broken meter, how to light meter, agfa vista 400, tomography color 100, canon eos 3, 85mm 1.8, film camera giveaway, best films, best 35mm film, top 5 35mm film, $3 film camera, $3 Leica, Cheap leica, Free Leica, Leica, yashica mat, yashica 124, yashica mat 124, expired tri-x, Nikon f3, Canon A-1, Minolta x-700, Seattle, black and white, money, sharp, groot, street, how to develop color film, how develop black and white film.