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Here are some tips for getting more\/larger grain in your pictures:<\/p>\n

Push ISO3200 film as far as it’ll go in your developer. As a rule, pushing increases grain.<\/li>\n
Use a high-actuance developer like Rodinal and…<\/li>\n
Agitate the hell out of it.<\/li>\n
Shoot as small a frame size as possible (the smaller the negative, the greater the enlargement factor, and the bigger the appearance of grain). There are several options for sub-"full frame" 35mm: the Olympus Pen series are half frame, and Canon\/Bell & Howell made some as well. You can get anything from point & shoots to really sweet SLRs (check out the Olympus Pen F and FT<\/a> for that, I have an FT and love it).\n
If you want more cowbell, check out the quarter-frame QuadCam (only $13.95 from American Science & Surplus<\/a>), or bite the bullet and give those monopolistic rip-off artists at the Lomographic Society way too much money for an Oktomat<\/a> (1\/8 frame) or a Pop 9<\/a> (1\/9 frame).<\/p>\n
There’s lots of info on subminiature cameras at subclub.org<\/a>.\n<\/li>\n
Cross process color negative (C-41) film in black and white chemistry. Underexposure helps, the only digital manipulation on this was the sepia toning:\n
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\nThe Depravity of Voyeurism<\/em>, underexposed [I think it was] Kodak Portra 400VC, developed in Diafine. It’s this grainy on a 4×4cm negative, so a submini would probably be really unbelievably grainy.\n<\/li>\n
Ilford Delta 3200 film processed in Diafine<\/a> is a particularly grainy combo for me. Here’s maybe 1\/5 of a 35mm frame with no manipulation at all:\n
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