A photograph of a chain link fence around an empty corner lot on a city street. On the fence is a handwritten sign that reads “The Happys thank you!” Some buildings, trees, and a bench are visible in the background. The photo is taken in redscale, which with this film stock results in the image being shifted to tones of yellow and green. Shooting film in this method also results in a mirrored image, so the sign appears backwards.

CineStill800T in redscale, ft. The Happys. If you live in SF you know, lol

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A photograph of a city street in San Francisco. The photo is taken between two buildings looking up. The buildings on the edges of the frame are in shadow and significantly darker than the sky and other buildings that are centered and visible more in the distance. Redscale film colors things in a range of warm tones, though occasionally other colors are able to break through. In this shot, the sky is a bright yellow and the buildings are yellow and orange.

A photograph of a city street in San Francisco. The photo is taken from an elevated position in the center of the street, and includes a variety of buildings including a hotel and a parking structure. Redscale film colors things in a range of warm tones, though occasionally other colors are able to break through. In this shot, the sky is a bright yellow and the street is mostly orange and red. Objects that are actually orange or red such as the bus lane and traffic cones are especially vibrant. Since redscale is film shot backwards, when it is scanned properly everything is mirrored. Thus, all the text appears backwards.

A photograph of a city street in San Francisco. The photo is taken from the street looking up at buildings on one side. In the foreground, a pair of power lines are visible. Redscale film colors things in a range of warm tones, though occasionally other colors are able to break through. In this shot, the sky is a bright yellow and the buildings are mostly orange and red.

A photograph of a city street in San Francisco. The photo is taken from the perspective of cars in traffic, looking up at the tall buildings flanking the street. Redscale film colors things in a range of warm tones, though occasionally other colors are able to break through. In this shot, a green street sign is visible, as well as some other green in foliage. The sky is a bright yellow and the street and surrounding buildings are orange or yellow. Objects that are actually orange or red such as the cars’ tail lights are especially vibrant. Since redscale is film shot backwards, when it is scanned properly everything is mirrored. Thus, all the text appears backwards.

More CineStill in redscale. My wife said it looks like Mexico in an American movie

🎞️ Homemade redscale CineStill 800T

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A photograph of a building taken from below. The background is a clouded over sky, with a fair amount of negative space around the building. The photo is taken on film that has been shot backwards, a process also known as red scale. This results in everything being rendered in tones of red and yellow, while occasionally allowing for other colors to come through.

Excellent stock to shoot in redscale. 10/10 would recommend.

🎞️ Homemade redscale CineStill 800T

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