7 Comentarios

1. 
   shrista · 2011-08-12 23:22

   This film technically isn't IR, but close to it. You have to use a red filter to get the IR results. Hope that helps!

2. 
   shrista · 2011-08-12 23:23

   But you can still get IR results with this film (with a red filter), and it has better exposure latitude than IR film!

3. 
   istionojr · 2011-08-13 07:01

   @shrista you are really right that sfx isn't IR just close to it. that filter aaa the only problem and it's now solved! for the next I will be using efke with an IR filter. thanksss for lovely words.

4. 
   shrista · 2011-08-14 20:39

   I can't wait to see how it turns out!

5. 
   istionojr · 2011-08-15 18:40

   @shrista so am I. :|

6. 
   herbert-4 · 2011-08-22 17:29

   Ilford sfx is extended red film, not IR. It will give dramatic, partial IR effect (dark sky, brighter clouds, lightened foliage, brighter people) with light red (#25) or medium red (#29) filters. For real IR effect, I wrote an article. Here's the revised version 1.1, www.lomography.hk/homes/herbert-4/blog/2844-efke-ir820-film… Enjoy. Herb

7. 
   istionojr · 2011-08-23 16:06

   @herbert-4 importance shared, thanks grandpha! ;D