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Rollei Infrared (120, 400 iso)
written by fookshit on May 23rd, 2008 (1 vote)

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  • Brand
    Rollei
  • Name
    Infrared
  • black and white
  • Format
    120
  • 400
  • Place of Origin
    Germany

Dark red, opaque filters do the business with this extended sensitivity infrared film. Wild white plants and people will seep out of your shots in semi-3D. Experiment with the ‘special aura’ effects you get through overexposing the film. 820nm sensitivity.

Use this film both on daylight and tungsten lighting situations and this film will give you perfect shots either way. That’s because of its wide exposure latitude plus at 400 ASA, you don’t have to worry about how high or low your exposure settings are everytime! just shoot it with this film! And once loaded in your camera, it encourages you to experiment! Smack some different filters you can grab on your lens to see its varied tonal reactions whilst maintaining the contrast power this film is known for! Or try overexposing it to get that “aura effect” which will leave an indelible mystical imprint on your photographs.

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