avidmaster
V is for Voigtlander
Hi All,
Recently returned to bulk loading film for cost and convenience. I love how nice it is to simply roll off a short roll of film to go out and shoot. I have an Alden 74 loader and it works great. Loaded with Ultrafine Extreme 400, off I go. I decided that it would be nice to have a choice of stock so I recently acquired a second Alden 74 from eBay at a great price. When it arrived, I discovered that it was already loaded with something like 100 ft. of something... I have no idea what stock is loaded but it would nice to know and maybe shoot some.
Question: Besides processing for the latent image edge numbers and film ID, is there anyway to figure out what is loaded? And is there a universal developing process that I can use just to get to those latent IDs regardless of B&w or color?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers,
Mike
Recently returned to bulk loading film for cost and convenience. I love how nice it is to simply roll off a short roll of film to go out and shoot. I have an Alden 74 loader and it works great. Loaded with Ultrafine Extreme 400, off I go. I decided that it would be nice to have a choice of stock so I recently acquired a second Alden 74 from eBay at a great price. When it arrived, I discovered that it was already loaded with something like 100 ft. of something... I have no idea what stock is loaded but it would nice to know and maybe shoot some.
Question: Besides processing for the latent image edge numbers and film ID, is there anyway to figure out what is loaded? And is there a universal developing process that I can use just to get to those latent IDs regardless of B&w or color?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers,
Mike