Georgi Tsachev
Redscale is a technique where the film is reversed – instead of shooting directly on the emulsion, you shoot through the non-sensitive side.
There is an option to buy a factory-made film / I have not seen one in the stores / or turn the cartridge itself into the camera socket, of course if the camera allows it.
To make these photos, I bought a very normal tape and in a dark room I rolled it into another, already used, tape of film. There is a danger of scratching or polluting the tape!!!
During shooting, there is nothing different than shooting a normally-loaded movie. Just watch out for the latest shots that you do not get the tape out of the cassette!
The process of developing depends on the film’s requirements. I prefer to give these movies to a studio by explicitly warning that the movie is reversed.
The effect of the photos is great! Even more often I began to turn the colorful movies and have fun!
I’d never even heard of that technique before, but it is pretty damn cool
You have great ideas. And the photos are just great
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What a grand selection you have here. Loved them all!
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Your professionalism adds to my knowledge!
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You are welcome, Georgi.
Interesting to learn about this type of photography. Enjoyed seeing what your produced.
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Looks like the old sepia effect. Love them all!
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Enjoyed all of these, great effects used.
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