2011-05-12 // 22:59:03
klebs
Terribleuuuuuuuuueeeeeeeee !

2011-05-10 // 23:48:08
urbonek
hot

2011-05-09 // 01:25:49
BastianK
Yesterday i've taken some shots with TZ expired in '02 and i had almost the same "problem" with this pack!
If the picture is too yellow i don't like it too much, but here i think it is ok!
You and the film did a great work together ;-)

2011-05-02 // 21:33:19
edulterado
When you say that every shot has the same problem in your last cartidge of time-zero, are you referring to the yellowish predominant tones? I use to experiment them when exposing the time-zero film to a scene that has direct light conditions, for instance, here: »link

When reducing the amount of light, I use to get results similar to this, by using the same film affected by the yellowish tones exposed in direct light conditions: »link

But you know very well that the behaivour of the film will be quite unpredictable. Hope it helps.

^ I'm talking of the yellow tones, and of the chemical going everywhere after ejection of the picture.

2011-05-01 // 23:23:41
RaymondMolinar
Clean those rollers.

I like using time zero like this in low light, really get some sweet colors out of it.

Is this 2005 exp?

^ Usually my rollers are perfectly clean, but with this pack, after 3 shots, they were dirty, the chemical was leaving everywhere in the back top of each pictures.... :(

2011-05-01 // 20:41:39
edulterado
Great one!

^ Thx... but i usually don't like the effects of expired time zero, it was hard to make a "good" picture with the last time zero i've just received, every shot has the same problem...