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Developers! Developers! Developers! Developers! Developers! Links n' stuff: The previous video: https://youtu.be/wbbH77rYaa8 That video on why old movies are HD and analog video isn't: https://youtu.be/rVpABCxiDaU The video on phosphor dots (oh and you'll notice that the thumbnail I showed on-screen here was actually for the original video that this video was made in response to - so pedants, I know! It was on purpose because it says "These Are Not Pixels." OK now here's the dang link): https://youtu.be/Ea6tw-gulnQ This channel is supported through viewer contributions on Patreon. Thanks to the generous support of people like you, Technology Connections has remained independent and possible. If you'd like to join the amazing people who've pledged their support, check out the link below. Thank you for your consideration! https://www.patreon.com/technologyconnections Oh, and look at these wonderful patrons! John Feldman, Ted Ledbetter, Tobias Putz, Caytlin Vilbrandt, Alex Rich, Geo (Overand), Nikhill Rao, Robert Fletcher, William PS, Douglas Geusz, Alexane Desbiens, TwoFiftyFare, Bob Frankston, Nick Kourpias, Stateless, Benhart, Douglas JM, Sammy Newton, SeaburyNorton , Zach Berger, Lew Zealand, Shaitageth, Daniel Castonguay, FirenzeFire , Mason DeBord, Jarocks, Nathaniel Robichaud, Benjamin Richards, Chris Brosz, Stewart , Kyle Burton, Jonas Lührig, Woofy, Russell Grant, Dan Simon, cparks1000000 , Kyle, Puffin, false, Patrick B., Ellis , David Glover-Aoki, iPaq , Peter Murray, probnot, Mike West, Philipp Saß, Kenneth Perronne, The Great Geno, mini mac, Kara Durocher, Andrea Seward, Mark Lewin, Victor , Jared Fry, Nathan Bergey, Steve Davis, Keiran Hillcoat, David Lefton, Chris O'Dea, Tyler, Jason and Katie Corradino, Eric Lemar, kyhm , Alex Gartrell, Spencer R, William O'Driscoll, Sam Ellis, Christian Bikle, Christian Czekay, Andrew Backer, Jonathan Tunnell, MiNX6, Forrest P, FrenchSword , Mike, David Green, Marie and Peter, Trevor Rudolph, Kevin Rogers, Ian Greig, Jaye Martindell, UbiquitousChris, Luke Hogan, Brian Alvarez, Alex Berliner, Kevin Marty, Bram , Paul Adamski, David Joubert, Kyle Ward, Anders Madsen, Josh Jones, Chrono , Pietro Gagliardi, Kornel , Becca Roughton, Romans Bajevs, Fernando Martinez, David Carpenter, Steve Martin De Souza, Density, Joseph Shivak, Ben Douglass, Brentton Paulus, Nicholas Bellamy, Noah Kantrowitz, Lauren Nodonly, Jeremy , Paul Schermerhorn, Colleen Dunseath, Tashlin Familiy, Lellius Rose, andritolion, Adi , Christopher Berger, Nathaniel Kren, Simon J, Vamsikrishna Gopikrishna, Chris Dion, RICHARD CROWLEY, EmpiricalFox, Alexander Curtiss, Iain Cuthbertson, Thomas Schenck, Chiroplut, Windows98 , Clark Marx, Sierrajulietalpha, Rambling Nerd, James Cooper, ​, Joe Athman, Stewart Smith, Timothy Conard, Ron A Goldberg, HookerHeels, Jon S., Mike Dean, Matthew Hwong, Kyle Van Essen, Trevin Beattie, Hobie Thompson, Pizzafourlife, Joris Lankhorst, shitpostbotmin, Dennis Hulsman, Justin Kuemerle, Ryan Gordon, Buddy DarDar, Anton M., Steve Washington, Stainless, John F. Woods, Lianne Schroeder, Stuart Young, Logan Hetzel, Sugarschild, Justin Smith, Emerick Touilloux, Preston Chaderton, Kate Bates, William Carpenter, Seren Ward, Tyler Dare, Steve Stuart, Axel Kingsley, Nuck, RangerMankin, Ryan Young, Yuriy Taraday, Michael Kelly, Ruairi P Donaldson 00:00 Intro 01:42 What the emulsion is and how it works 04:53 Preparing the film for development 07:18 A note on developing tank styles and why I prefer plastic tanks 09:16 Loading the 120 film onto the reel 10:42 Developers! Developers! Developers! 12:24 Stand development 15:22 The development process 18:20 Fixer 20:39 Rinsing and Photo-flo 21:53 A Mishap 22:50 Image reveal 23:33 A viewing trick 24:12 Outro, credits, & bloopers

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