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redscale

Postby engineer » Sat Oct 25, 2008 12:11 pm

redscale is when you reverse 35mm film in your camera, ie have the backing facing the lens.
you need a changing bag or darkroom and a spare 35mm film you dont mind wasting (first time only)
i used these instructions
and shot a roll of 400asa as 100asa

it gives you a reddish colour cast that can look a bit vintage or even a bit nuclear glow. results depend on weather conditions, overcast skies being more vivid.
don't think i'd do a lot of it, just now and again. there are some far better redscale pics on flickr, check them out or give it a try yerself
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Re: redscale

Postby Ronnie » Sat Oct 25, 2008 6:04 pm

Interesting. I rather like the photo of the Beresford Hotel, and the one of the Odeon. I see that you can mimic this effect in Photoshop: http://blog.epicedits.com/2008/02/15/photoshop-techniques-cross-process-and-redscale/
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