I was able to procure some color infrared film. This stuff is expensive, discontinued, hard to find, unstable and difficult to work with; I have the wasted shots to prove it.. These turned out pretty good for the most part. I do love working with this film though.
I love the first shot very much.
ReplyDeleteWhere can you buy the film nowadays? Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI was able to get four rolls in 120 format from a guy in Germany but he's pretty much not selling any more. http://www.bennici.net/ He buys large rolls and cuts them down to 120 format. He just sent out an email stating he's on his last roll and will not be getting any more. The best you can do is just search and search. but its becoming very expensive and very hard to find. Good luck.
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ReplyDeletehi this film can really capture nice colours
ReplyDeleteur pics r beautiful. what cam are u using? any idea if i cn use IR films on Diana F+? thnks!! =DDD
Thanks. For this film I only used a Mamiya 645 camera. It's the best medium format camera I currently own. I see no reason why it can't be used in a diana F, As long as you use either a red, yellow or orange filter over the lens (the filter is the most important peice of equipment, I used a light yellow filter on all these shots). I wanted to experiment with this film and my Diana but this film is pretty expensive so I didn't have the nerve. If you do it I'd love to see the results.
ReplyDeleteGood Luck.