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You have to try this! Black and white paper reversal with Bellini Foto and Stenopeika Cameras.

Film is so expensive these days right? Well what if you could shoot 4x5 for 17p per sheet? And come away with a bespoke print in your hand? I was sent a test kit by the awesome Samuele at Stenopeika Cameras (https://www.stenopeika.com). It's a pre-production version of a Bellini Foto black and white paper reversal kit. They announced it on Instagram a couple of days ago, but when I went back to check if there were more details, the post has gone. So not sure what that's about, but they will definitely be releasing it very soon. So, BW paper reversal, what's it all about? So you basically load photographic paper into your sheet holders, shoot on the paper, then create a positive image on the paper using chemicals. I've made some estimates on what the chemicals kit is likely to cost, and I think you're going to be looking at a total cost of approximately 25p / 25c per 4x5 sheet, all in. That includes paper, chems, everything. Pretty good right? And it has so much more going for it. It's kinda tricky to get right, which I love, and I know a lot of you will like as well! Sounds slightly masochistic, but I think a lot of us are here because we want to work hard to create the images that we want, right? Otherwise we'd just use our smart phones. And the potential for getting really good images is huge. I only tried the process twice, and already I have a few shots that i really like. So imagine what I will be creating when I've done it 10-15 times. I'm genuinely excited about this! By the way... the secret sauce for cutting down paper to fit in sheet holders - firstly, get yourselves a guillotine if you don't have one already... and secondly... 9.85cm x 12.45cm ... they're the precise dimensions you need! Of course it wasn't going to be as simple as just cutting a sheet of 8x10 into four quarters. Of course it wasn't. Let me know what you think of the process and the images! Check out Stenopeika here: https://www.stenopeika.com And here:   / stenopeika_cameras   Check out Bellini Foto here: https://www.bellinifoto.it And here:   / bellini_foto