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LHR sucks I had no choice 20 rolls at risk !

You can 3D print a cover for the sous vide to block the light from the display or put an empty photo paper bag over it.

and here i thought the unusual green color cast was from my underexposed fuji 400 turns out it got cooked in the scanners.

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I like it! Already thinking about how I can do this to make gifts for people.

This is an INCREDIBLE TEST! Thank you. My question is: When the film travels from the factory to retailers in other continents all over the world, isn’t it scanned for security in customs anyway? Thanks again!

Hi Lina, Recently I started to print on fiber based paper from Ilford but I run into problems with drying and getting the photos really flat so I can frame and mat them in a nice way. After washing I put them between two drying papers for a few days under a pile of books but at the end they still are slightly curled at the edges and in the middle and not flat. Can I ask you what you recommend on how to flatten fiber based prints? As this is the first time I place a reaction on your channel I would like to thank you for all the very instructive and informative videos - they are almost a master darkroom class on their own!!!! All very much appreciated!!! Very best regards Dirk

I appreciate all the work you put in so we could have a clear answer :)

Amazing video!!

Barcelona didn’t care at all and passed it through the x -ray. France was fine and Canada as well.

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You got the spectral sensitivity of Foma 200 wrong. Your figure says that it's the same as Foma 100, but it's not. Look up the technical data sheet and you'll find that the three Foma B&W films all have different graphs, and in fact, Foma 200 has the widest sensitivity of the Foma films, going slightly into the infrared.

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so is it safe to say or assume, that it is best to get the films developed at the current country/city you are in or visiting? ...and do i have to buy the film there too or does that not matter?

Cheers for this, Lina. I will make sure to share your helpful website.

I am going to start saving up now

Big ups for doing this experiment!

Experience so far: Japan and Abu dabi, no question. Athens and Milan hard refusal of hand scan. Fighting to tears with the security staff even in their local language.

What’s the latest on the new Widelux, Lina?

Any black plastic box will help protect the film in it cannister. An old VHS tape cannister, if you can find a black one would help. It's the carbon in the black plastic that helps.

This is awesome! Thank you!

Great video!

As a new amateur photographer that uses polaroid film I greatly appreciate these types of videos. Thank you for all your work! :)

As a new amateur photographer that uses polaroid film I greatly appreciate these types of videos. Thank you for all your work! :)

Excellent advice! I tossed two boxes of Delta3200 between my APX100 and FP4 in my zip bag and you know what? It was the only and last argument that made the security agent agree with a hand scan! (Brussels). Now I just have to get back through Keflavik’s security next week, I’ll keep you updated!

Or just buy film on location if you are traveling to a big city. Yea I still have one roll of iso 200 film wth me

Do you find that the set of available step sizes (1/12-1/6-1/3/1/2) is limiting? I'd imagine that between 1/3 and 1/6 there's too much difference. Say on a 30 seconds exposure, it's 4.8 seconds or 10 seconds. Just wondering.

Amazing story! So cool!

Brilliant ❤

Handchecking in us was always easy, not in Copenhagen for example... I normally buy film on site and let it develop on site and in the worst case they ship it after developing to your home. If you are all out of options and you shoot medium format film: I got a good suggestion from a New York film lab (lusterphoto), they told me to just put it in your pocket and go with it through the metal detector. I did that back then and everything was fine.

Don't hate, but I preferred the previous print. You accomplished your goal, just a bit too deeply.

I got GREAT results using 120 size Rollei Superpan 200 film (shot at ISO200) with 9mins @ 21deg First Development time. I highly recommend this kit, it makes the process easy. The Superpan film is super-panchromatic so I used an IR cut off filter (cutting out IR) because I prefer the look of this.

Thank you very much for all the work you put into this, Lina. Great material.

Amazing effort. Thank you and well done.

One of the most important videos on YT for photographers!!! Thank you!

Sehr beeindruckend. Insbesondere wie Ihr am Schluß über Eure Passion sprecht. Das klingt sehr authentisch.

Add Manchester airport to the no hand inspection list although it was xray she used and not the ct. thankfully i got my domke bag just in time so hopefully not too much damage

Люди больные ВИЧ как правило болеют дерматозом который лечат метиленовый синий, но есть проблема цвет лекарства, чтобы это скомпенсировать женщины красят волосы в яркий синий цвет

I cannot thank you enough for the video. THANK YOU. This is so informative.

Holy moly this video is a product of film love. Great job!!! THANK YOU!!!

Amazing video! Thank you for all the effort and the fieldwork to get it done! I started shooting film last year after buying an old camera, and I had a 35mm Portra 400 traveling with me to many countries between August and January. The results were obviously awful: completely foggy. Ans I kept wondering what I had done wrong. Now it makes sense

Ooh this could be a lead to health safety documentaries!

Dear Mrs. Besssonova. For my last flight I have taken a Geiger counter on board. When on the airport the count on a display was something like 0,15. When we reached 35000ft or above the count was 2,20 -> so some 20 times higher. I just wander if that could be the reason for film problems for high ISO films? What do you think?

I put them in the lead bag and I never had issues.

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Suscribed! AMAZING Video. Does it change any result if you pass through the X ray scanner and THEN take the photos insead? Or is it the same?

Hy! I‘ve been to New York last week and travelled with lots of film gear including lots of film stock. Here is my experience: In Austria at the VIA you have no chance to get your film trough the security check without having it scanned if it is rated below ISO 1600. I had some Delta 3200 in my film bag and they told me that they have the explicit order to pic out every film under ISO 1600 and put it through the scanner. So just my Delta 3200 got hand checked in Vienna. It was the opposite in NY at JFK Airport. The TSA was very kind and hand checked without any discussion. So 5 Stars for the JFK, 3 for the VIA (only because they were also very polite and friendly)

Thanks for your video and your advices ! Regarding the x-ray machines, I often read that the employee can raise the intensity in order to see through a lead bag. But some others say that's not possible to do it. What's your opinion about it and with a CT scanner, can an emloyee raise the intensity ?

This is fine for hand baggage but what about checked bags? Do they undergo the same scanning?