I exposed the back while he exposed the front ...

[ndroo]

... no ... don't get me wrong :bsmilie: It was a roll of redscale film I made, and after exposing the wrong side of the film, I collaborated with Jimmy from 8storeytree.com who then loaded the film normally and exposed the 'front' of the roll ... here are the mad results ...

1

2

3

4

 

[ndroo]

5

6

 

[hanqiang1011]

Great shots, I love alternate shootings.

I love the multiple layerings film can do, while PS cant do (at least to my own standards).

 

[ndroo]

Great shots, I love alternate shootings.

I love the multiple layerings film can do, while PS cant do (at least to my own standards).

Thanks

 

[zero o]

Nice. Pictures have character

 

[Verticoastro]

I rated no5 the best....

 

[agentmonkey]

that's pretty cool..what is redscale film? and how do you do the front and back exposure thing?

 

[ndroo]

Thank you, everyone. Redscale film means deliberately exposing the back of the film instead of the normal 'correct' side. I did a simple guide to making redscale film for those interested. As for these photos, after finishing the redscale roll, I passed it to a friend who loaded the roll of film the normal way, thus exposing the 'front'/normal side of the roll.

 

[gangeslim]

this is great stuff!!

 

[ndroo]

this is great stuff!!

Thanks

 

[ilmare]

Nice one! :thumbsup:
I'm amazed by the effects.

I personally like the oriental feel of 4 and 5. =D

 

[ndroo]

Nice one! :thumbsup:
I'm amazed by the effects.

I personally like the oriental feel of 4 and 5. =D

Thank you

 

[michy]

COOL!!!!!

 

[ndroo]

COOL!!!!!

Thank you

 

[phan_vinh_nguyen]

OMG,
Surprisingly nice picture. I like no 2 most. All the pictures give me feeling about many faces of one life.

 

[ndroo]

OMG,
Surprisingly nice picture. I like no 2 most. All the pictures give me feeling about many faces of one life.

Thanks

 

[Redsun]

very nice effect!
some pics look like tang dynasty

 

[ndroo]

very nice effect!
some pics look like tang dynasty

Thanks. Think the guy I double with, went to Tang Dyn. :bsmilie:

 

[frametology]

Thank you, everyone. Redscale film means deliberately exposing the back of the film instead of the normal 'correct' side. I did a simple guide to making redscale film for those interested. As for these photos, after finishing the redscale roll, I passed it to a friend who loaded the roll of film the normal way, thus exposing the 'front'/normal side of the roll.

i've got a question, which lab was willing to develop it for you?! ha. all the lab aunties are very suspicious of different types of film (that seem foreign and queer), thinking that it may contaminate their chemicals.

 

[The Hungry Fox]

not my cup of tea