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ferrania ibis 66 - expired orwo nc-19 - cross processedRelated content
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I didnยดt thought that there are still ORWO films exisiting. Should have preserved some 
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I found mine on ebay though it doesn't show up that often. Developing it in regular c-41 does some interesting colors, especially when a vintage cam overexposes it.
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that old orwo and vintage cameras did some amazing things. i think i still have a couple of rolls left.
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Ohh..it looks like a watercolour painting. Beautiful!
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that film does some amazing things when overexposed in old cameras.
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Hum, I have a Pentax K1000 (argentic reflex)sleeping in a drawer with an old film in it since more than 5 years...maybe I can try???
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worth trying out. i've found that you need to get closer to 15 years old before the film really starts changing, but it depends on what temps it has been stored at.
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Hum...I won't let my Pentax alone for some 10 more years...
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...tell me how you can insert the rainbown in your processes...
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the old orwo does amazing things when processed in c-41. i love what it does in a vintage camera.
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is orwo a particular film?
never heard about it.
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Orwo was an East German film company. I don't know if they are still in the film business. I've got some old expired film from the late eighties.
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superb results.
thanks for the infos.
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thank you. the ancient film does amazing things when processed in c-41.
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wow!! it reminds me of scandinavian nights
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Looks like a painting in more than one way. The colors make me think of the expressionists of the 20th century. And the grain makes it look as if it were on a canvas.
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