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must have teethed on brass or smth

Reminds me of war of the worlds blood scene

I thought the development chemicals for all color film were toxic? Maybe IR is more so, in some way?

Or Þ though I know it’s pronounced Th after visiting Þingvellir

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Well when you say it like that… It’s actually doable

Thank you! 😊

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I did it myself at home using the standard E6 kits from the Film Photography Project. The current aerochrome from Dean that you see in black tubes on eBay is safe for C41 (color negative) or E6 (reversal). There were older versions of Aerochrome that I believed used C22 chemicals and those are not available any more.

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Using film that shows the IR part of the spectrum, you can see healthy vs unhealthy parts of a forest for example.

How did you get this processed? The film lab told me no more IR film because the processing is toxic.

I was gonna ask which is more impressive, the canyon or the pronunciation? I'm sure both are beautiful in their own right.

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No I haven't

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Never heard of Aerochrome film, eh kid?

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