tree on a hillside
Three consecutive frames, each with a different exposure setting, taken with a Canon DemiC half-frame camera in week 29 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:
This film was shot using the "redscale" technique in which a film is re-spooled and deliberately exposed through the back of the film. This gives a varying degree of orange tinting, though these seem more green than my previous efforts. This was Kodak Gold 200 film, which I have not redscaled before, I prefer the results I've had with Fuji 400.
tree on a hillside
Three consecutive frames, each with a different exposure setting, taken with a Canon DemiC half-frame camera in week 29 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:
This film was shot using the "redscale" technique in which a film is re-spooled and deliberately exposed through the back of the film. This gives a varying degree of orange tinting, though these seem more green than my previous efforts. This was Kodak Gold 200 film, which I have not redscaled before, I prefer the results I've had with Fuji 400.