p.s appreciate the offer to help, but the cost is minimal. Just one ship, one roll of film, one dev. Everyone is responsible for their one shipping cost when they ship the camera to the next recipient.
p.2 #13Anyone interested in a film one photo project?
M_Wales wrote
Would this be shipping to CONUS only?
Initially I thought that would be the idea, but what would take a cute idea and make it a cool idea is if this project spanned the globe.
Once we get the full tally, I'll have to map out where everyone is so people in the same continent ship to each other before it goes 'overseas'. That should shorten the overall time frame and hopefully minimize xray damage etc.
p.2 #17Anyone interested in a film one photo project?
Sounds like a great project, looking forward to the results, but I won't be able to participate. I noticed in The Guardian link that all the photos had people in them. Just an FYI to participants.
p.2 #20Anyone interested in a film one photo project?
rji2goleez wrote: retrofocus wroteIt seems very likely that something will go wrong when the film is taken out of the camera before it is finished fully. The film has to be rewound hopefully without the lever to be inside the cartridge (yes, there are ways to get it out again but this causes many other error potentials). Tricky also for the next person who inserts this film to move the film forward again to the frame to expose - very likely overlaps with existing frames happen or too much space between frames remains unused.Perhaps the rule of the game should be, take a picture but don't advance the film. Let the next shooter advance the film for his/her shot. That might help minimize accidental shutter press when packing or while in transit.
Or we could design a special box with custom foam cutouts and a hard cap over the winder, and shutter release that prevents accidental actuations.