biangbiangnoodle

joined 2 years ago
 

from my first film roll :)

 

alright, so, i am relatively new to this whole film photography business, and i have some anxieties about selecting/sending film by mail to get developed. i apologize if these might be basic questions, but i would rather get them off the table and stimulate a new forum (literally a new forum) of discussion instead of ruminating about them—or instead of doing something about the stuff in my fridge!

do i need a special package for it? do i need to protect it in some special way inside the package? i’m obviously going to be taking good precaution of packing, but i know the stuff is sensitive to heat and radiation, so it’d just be good to know i’m not missing a critical step in sending it in an airplane across the US or something lol.

what film lab have you had good experience with? or is there any place you would recommend? my current selection is reformed film lab, but i’m still open to any input.

thank you for your time.

[–] biangbiangnoodle 2 points 2 years ago (1 children)

uh oh. uhhhhhhhh i'm afraid not. i think something you could do is get an RSS feed of all the channels you want (i don't remember if youtube still does this or not but i think peertube does) and use a feed reader to aggregate all of your inputs together on a convenient feed. but, other than that, i am far from certain.

[–] biangbiangnoodle 7 points 2 years ago (7 children)

try out newpipe, it's pretty good

[–] biangbiangnoodle 3 points 2 years ago

sounds good to me