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David Mingay | profile | all galleries >> ...Everything Else >> Redscale tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Redscale

I had a roll of very expired colour print film, so I thought I'd try the 'redscale' thing by respooling the film 'back to front'. The film is exposed from the wrong side and you end up with a strong red shift in the pictures. These are scans straight from the lab, and they're flipped left to right as a result of the respooling and shooting through the back of the film. I left them as they came of the CD. I quite like how they came out, but I don't know if I want to do it again...

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Michael Todd Thorpe08-Mar-2010 21:22
You know, some of these might look good in b/w...
Michael Todd Thorpe08-Mar-2010 21:18
Wow... Interesting results... the landscapes look like hell!
Robin Reid28-Feb-2010 05:32
Very interesting results. Looks like it was worth the effort.
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