well


go on admit it!

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haha hell no!
they're crap photos

hahahah

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that camera looks awesome i want it D:

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Wow, awesome!
Did you develop it yourself?
I'm so doing that sometime... if you don't mind

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haha you can do whatever you like!
i don't know how to develop my own film hahah i'm so lame

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Oh ok
Well, I only know how to develop b&w film >.<
Colour is a longer process.

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wow, good find!

wow!
is it expensive for chemicals and stuff?
i wouldn't even know where to start

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Well I go to develop at marden senior college (they've been letting me do it for free lately, but I've enrolled as an audit student part-time for next year) - the photo paper is very pricey - $80 for 100 A4 sheets... $27 for a box of "normal" sized aka the size you get when you give it to a shop for developing.
I'm not sure about the chemicals... but you need lots of equipment to develop photos. An enlarger, which is the biggest thing. Timer, red light, a light proof room... and the tub thing to develop the film in. So it's best to do it at a school like marden which has everything there. Plus their film and photo paper is cheaper there if you're a student. You can also get expired film or paper, which goes even cheaper cos it's ... well, expired!
I have all the equipment for developing at home (apart from chemicals) but I don't have a light proof room
They only do b&w traditional photography at marden though - no colour

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