4 Kommentare

1. 
   arurin · 2012-05-02 00:26

   cute!

2. 
   lcdflx · 2012-05-12 00:50

   I believe that if you can manage to trick the lightmeter - using a cellophane paper or even one of the filters found with colorsplash in the front of the light meter(the yellow one will drop about 1.3 stops) , and than more light will get to the film - than you get the green and blue notes instead of the agressive monochromatic redish tone!

3. 
   paula412 · 2012-05-12 13:12

   @lcdflx Thanks a lot!! filters is a good idea! I will definitely try it!

4. 
   lcdflx · 2012-05-12 16:05

   #paula412
   You are very welcome! I am doing some research about the development for those red scale films, trying to get information about it and see if further instructions are necessary to the lab; I just got the scanned pictures from the lab (did not see the negative yet) and its a ruína total. I dont know if it is about scanning or what happened - but is horrible when compared to the first film I shot. No blacks at all, the contrast does not exist. Let me know if your tests presents good results ;) I will also write you if I can get more knowledge about this film - I loved it. But when its ruined, its a real shame...