Kodak BW400CN "redscale"

I "redscaled" this roll of Kodak BW400CN, hoping the brownish/orange back of the film would act like a red filter, thus increasing the contrast. And it worked! I shot the film in bright sunlight as it needs more light, just like any other redscale film.
// Barockschloss Bruchsal

Fotógrafo:
cornborn
Subidas:
2011-10-09
Etiquetas:
35mm b&w barock diana mini kodak palace retro schloss schloß square
Cámara:
Lomography Diana Mini & Flash Half-frame & Square Camera (disponible en nuestra tienda)
Película:
Kodak BW400CN
Ciudad:
Bruchsal
País:
Germany
Year:
2011
Time:
afternoon
Álbums:
Diana Mini | Kodak BW400CN "redscale"

5 Comentarios

  1. lighttomysoul
    lighttomysoul ·

    lol my BW always looks like this. but that may be because my scanner is stupid and doesn't understand that it is BW

  2. cornborn
    cornborn ·

    haha @lighttomysoul, actually the reason there's this kind of purple tinge is because the lab prints Kodak BW400CN on color paper and not on actual b&w paper as with traditional b&w film. so maybe the lab is too stupid to understand its b&w :P anyways i always get my BW400CN shots back with this kind of tinge but I don't mind.

  3. lighttomysoul
    lighttomysoul ·

    @cornborn who knows. but I got two BW rolls back this week, one of them being this film. but the other completely bw film also scanned in with a purple hint.

  4. diegoble
    diegoble ·

    Misterio !

  5. yokekei
    yokekei ·

    nice. may I know what ISO you set on your camera while using this redscale BW400CN? thanks

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