My first 2 rolls of WASHI Z the black and white near infrared sensitive film | Film stock review

I tried two rolls for Washi Z, a black and white panchromatic near infrared sensitive film stock, from the amazing Film Washi company
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[@frad743]

finally a video on a b&w film stock!😁 i am so happy! Maybe the washi has ispired you, because I love your b&w photos, more than the color ones. In particular the one with the lady with pigeons and the one with the fountain. You should shoot more in b&w 😉

[@thevoiceman6192]

I am an art/experimental photographer. With that being said I use a film for it's quirkiness, unpredictability and happy accidents. And the reason I am strictly a film Schooter.Such as I cannot wait to Try Harmon phoenix for it's orange cast. I know many will try it and then edit it to take the orange out. I never understood that. Just as many film photographers would rather rather pull highlights out in editing instead of using a fill flash, reflector, open up the fstop or use lower shutter speeds. As my late uncle said who was a photographer. Get it right the first time in the camera .

[@chriscard6544]

thank you