Analog Therapy/Second Free To Me Roll of Film: Lomography MC-A – Lomography Redscale XR.
Free film. How?
I am glad I imagined that you asked.
As documented in the space preciously…
…I had a bit of a Lomography MC-A warranty matter to deal with.
They solved the issue with a new camera and along the way they threw in a 3 pack of Lomography Redscale XR for my troubles.
Nice.
This is me working my way through the second roll.
The rig.
The occasion.
Killing off a roll of film.
The film.
As mentioned above, for my troubles Lomography gifted me a nice camera strap and a three pack of Lomography Redscale XR film. Nice. Have tried another red tinted film before. Harman Phoenix 200.
Some images with Phoenix almost look like regular color film with enough light
Had thought Phoenix film was red, but Redscale said hold my film canister because you have not seen anything yet. More on this with sample pics below.
Developed with Cinestill CS41.
The pics.
A very red film. Interesting concept, but not something I will buy after I finish these free to me rolls. That being said some pics got me wondering how they would look converted to black and white. Pretty good it seems.
Thoughts.
Free film is always appreciated. But, similar to the Phoenix film mentioned above, I would prefer a more traditional color or black and white film. As much as I like the images converted to B&W it would make far more sense to use B&W film.
So Redscale, it is me, not you. I am sure you will find a nice photographer out there that will appreciate your scarlet hues.
Happy capturing.
