Post #1441306
2025-05-07 17:39 UTC
@nosfe This is exposed film right? I see repeated frames of actual winter trees. The pattern I see suggests some element coming in from the edges has preferentially moved towards the center of the film along some scratches, and from there is separating the film layers. The blue areas appear dirty, in dots along horizontal scratch lines and at the expanding fronts of the triangles. This suggests that the triangles are filling in, rather than simply growing larger. I think this is the biggest hint that this is predominantly a biological process. Did the film suffer some extreme? Also, see the ghosts if the tracking holes? This means that the (supposed biological) process required some level of anaerobic environment to grow.
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@nosfe@kamu.social 2025-05-07 17:47
@CWilbur yes it is exposed, before shooting the film it was stored in semi-outside conditions for 7 years, so there has been heat and freezing, lot of temperature changres. also there was some moisture, remjet, which is the protective layer was smudged. patterns are on the blue sensitive-layer, which is the top layer of colors. green color is mostly missing from whole roll expect around the perforation edges for some reason.
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@nosfe@kamu.social 2025-05-07 17:57
@CWilbur i think the ghost image from perforations comes from the moisture damage, as I have seen similar pattern on other films that have suffered some of that.