Analog Girl Episode 5: Shooting 16 Infrared Film (part 1)
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2024
- I had fun shooting a test with the new(ish) 16mm black and white infrared negative stock from the Film Photography Project.
Watch a clip from I Am Cuba here:
• Soy Cuba (I am Cuba) t... - Фільми й анімація
I didn't even know they sold 16mm cuts of infrared film, so thanks for sharing!
Look forward to part 2
Yes! As I mention in my video it may actually be the first time that it is available apart from special order. Exciting. Thanks for watching. I'm looking forward to putting on my sunscreen and shooting the rest of it over the summer. Maybe I will do another timelapse for fun.
This would look badass for a metal video, but I do understand, its not your desired results because of the overcast, so waiting to see when you do part 2. Either way, the fun in doing it and getting the results is never wasted, because we always learn something and even if there is some footage, it can always be used for one thing or the other, because even undesired results on film are beautiful to look at, just because of the physical medium and setups doing all the things.
And yes, Infrared for movie film? Hell yeah! So many great ideas for movies and music videos, dream sequences, flashbacks, visions, otherworldly places, just gorgeous.
You are absolutely right. I think its important to experiment and also important to share one's "mistakes". A lot of times people are afraid/ashamed to show the process and are only willing to show the things that are "perfect".
Really cool, thanks for the video! I'm still experimenting with some old, expired (Jan '69) 16mm 50' magazines of Kodak High Speed Infrared HIR film. Definitely a different breed of film :)
Thanks for watching. :) That is old stock! Can you get an image?
@@analoggirl16 Just posted a photo on my Community Tab :)
Liked and subbed mate cheers for this enjoyed it. I tried IR film way way back and failed miserably, at that time I didn't know I needed a filter and wasn't into reading instructions back then. Earlier this year I had my X-Pro2 sensor modified to to shoot 850nm black and white IR since then I can't stop shooting the thing, I have loads of sample shoots on my wee chan, it's fun and the results so far are next level gorgeous. I'm keen next summer to try a roll of IR film again, properly this time tho'. Looking forward to seeing how you go I'll be tuning in cheers.
Thanks for watching and subsribing. I've hope you come around to reading instructions. LOL. I'm lookin forward to shooting the rest of the roll. I'm thinking I will try to use some stronger IR filters to see what kind of results I get and maybe do another timelapse or two
@@analoggirl16 haha not sure i'm ready for actual reading just yet but ya never know. Stronger filters and good sunlight happy daze.
Thank you so much for uploading this! I was just placing an order on FFP and was curious about this new infrared on 16mm, the infrared might be a little advanced for me, but I was curious, when you said that you hand process, what do you use? I hand process but like bucket developing in my bathroom with my own DIY cafenol developer. Also, I Am Cuba is amazing, didn't know it was partially shot on infrared!
You could always play around with the stills version if you don't want to commit to a whole roll of 16mm. I used D76 for this and I process in 1/5 liter stainless developing tank. this filmstock because it is so thin did not want to load on the lomo spiral so I gave up trying to do that.
Great to see you again! I subscribed this time. Is FFP developing this film? I am getting tired of it. There are a lot of sunny days now to shoot it. I bought a cheap filter then forgot about it for stills.
Thanks Michael. I think they will process it. Not sure. check their web site. It is impossible to load in a Lomo. too Floppy. I started to lose my mind trying so I just did jam it in can.