Was wondering if I could get help/advice from seasoned photographers who've worked with loads of Black & White film.
Here's the situation. I shot a roll of Lucky ASA 100 B&W film. Sent it for processing. Uncle said they could only process it with C-41 and thus the images will have a slight monochrome (not pure B&W) colour to it. I said okay since that's the best they can do and I'm in a rush to see the results since its my first B&W roll.
I came back. He showed me the negatives. And its CLEAR. You can see through it. How come???
What i could think of.
1) B&W cannot be processed with C-41.
2) They can be. BUT only certain B&W film.
Do advice. Thanks in advance!
Here's the situation. I shot a roll of Lucky ASA 100 B&W film. Sent it for processing. Uncle said they could only process it with C-41 and thus the images will have a slight monochrome (not pure B&W) colour to it. I said okay since that's the best they can do and I'm in a rush to see the results since its my first B&W roll.
I came back. He showed me the negatives. And its CLEAR. You can see through it. How come???
What i could think of.
1) B&W cannot be processed with C-41.
2) They can be. BUT only certain B&W film.
Do advice. Thanks in advance!