San Giorgio Maggiore
Shot on "Pink-O-Chrome" film from Six Gates Film of Milan. This is a slide duplication balanced for tungsten light and intended to be developed using the E6 process. It is quite slow, I rated it at ISO12 before processing it in the Rollei Digibase C41 kit. The film has a clear base, and when wet has a very pink colour when viewed from one side, after drying it has a sepia hue, which when reversed in the scanning process gives a deep blue hue.
The camera is the half-frame Agat 18k that I first used in week 25 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:
San Giorgio Maggiore
Shot on "Pink-O-Chrome" film from Six Gates Film of Milan. This is a slide duplication balanced for tungsten light and intended to be developed using the E6 process. It is quite slow, I rated it at ISO12 before processing it in the Rollei Digibase C41 kit. The film has a clear base, and when wet has a very pink colour when viewed from one side, after drying it has a sepia hue, which when reversed in the scanning process gives a deep blue hue.
The camera is the half-frame Agat 18k that I first used in week 25 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project: