This film has been in my freezer for a while, I’ve been hesitant to use it...It’s another from Ukraine, from a company named Svema that is difficult to find information about (recommended developing instructions, times, chemicals, etc.). This particular roll expired in 9/1990, labeled Foto 125 - it’s details still remain a mystery. Is it B&W, or color? I don’t fuckin’ know , but it’s ready to develop.
Stay tuned for the results!
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black and white 125 !
if you mind i can find you some info in russian and to translate :-)
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Nicely written. Upvote and follow done. Keep it up.
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Ooh, interesting, looking forward to the results!
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Hey, thanks for commenting! I’ll be developing this in black and white chemistry... possibly my special coffee concoction 🤔
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