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Good news! Ilford is once again making its near infrared SFX 200 film. They discontinued it a few years ago when Ilford was having financial problems.
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Bad news! For the third time in five years, the Sac Exchange's outdoor event was cancelled or moved indoors!
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But I had my roll of SFX 200 and it was a beautiful sunny day so enjoy these grainy overdelveloped near infrared shots of Old Sacramento.
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I'm not really using an infrared filter. It's more of a deep red filter so the only infrared effect I get is dark skies and white foilage.
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Here's the white foilage.
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The glare from the sun completely blew the contrast so I pushed the print ridiculously.
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This was all I was going to get indoors with 200 speed film.
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Yes, I'm back to the 5D with the 24-105mm f4. I'm shooting ISO 3200.
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"What was all that?"
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"I don't know either!"
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Wait a minute. What's going on here?
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Whoa, did he just grab what I think he just grabbed? Wow, that's awesome!
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The end!
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