Holy redscale!

First time shooting doubles with redscale. Bit random, but turned out good enough to try this again sometime.

5 Comentarios

novotao · 2015-01-24 20:37
Very good album! And the skull is scary.
vici · 2015-01-24 23:11
gorgeous! Where did you set your iso?
alienmeatsack · 2015-01-24 23:28
Loving this shot with the tree exploding into the church. I love RS doubles, multiclicks, etc. It's wide exposure latitude means you will almost always get a shot. And when you double it, you know it's going to be visually interesting depending on how far each shot makes it through the film :D
buckshot · 2015-01-25 07:34
@novotao: Thank you! Yes, I was happy to find these stone skulls at a garden centre - I thought they might combine well with the church scenes I'd shot on the first round, and got lucky with the compositions that resulted. @vici: Both rounds were shot at ISO 100. I wish the LC-Wide had a 50 and 25 setting too, to get further into the oranges and yellows when redscaling. @alienmeatsack: You're right - redscale is virtually impossible to overexpose, so you never need to worry about throwing lots of light at it. The little village church I shot in was pretty dark inside, though, so I rested the camera on a pew, table or the floor for most shots, and relied on the camera's autoexposure. Thanks a lot for your interest and kind comments, all! :-)
schlogoat · 2015-01-30 17:00
Great film. I love redscale and I love doubles :)