Topic: Red Feb: In and Out of the House

[Adam Doe]

I redscaled a roll of expired Lomo 800 that I had laying around and shot it with my Canon Canonet GIII QL. They all turned out, unsurprisingly, very very red.

SkullsOnTree by adoephoto, on Flickr


Rock by adoephoto, on Flickr


As you can see below, I had a bit of sprocket slippage at the beginning of the roll.

Records by adoephoto, on Flickr


This little dome used to be a tiny planetarium but hasn't been used as one in decades. I'd love to see it back in action as one but there are no plans to do so.

Planetarium by adoephoto, on Flickr


I may need to tidy up the photo closet a bit. Some day, maybe.

PhotoCloset by adoephoto, on Flickr

Hoop by adoephoto, on Flickr


An odd bit of clay work that I made years ago when I was in a pretty foul mood. And a small practice amp that keeps me in a good mood.

Finger by adoephoto, on Flickr


Drums by adoephoto, on Flickr

[jharr]

The two indoors photos of the LPs and the photo closet look a little less red and more 'golden'. I would expect that to be because of more exposure or a different color of light. Do you think either of these is the case? I suppose it could also be correction from your scanner if it was set to auto color balance. Anyway, I like the shots. What iso were you using for the 800 and how long was it expired? Sorry for all of the tech questions. Redscale is an interesting medium because there seem to be a LOT of variables that effect the outcome.

[Adam Doe]

The two indoors photos of the LPs and the photo closet look a little less red and more 'golden'. I would expect that to be because of more exposure or a different color of light. Do you think either of these is the case? I suppose it could also be correction from your scanner if it was set to auto color balance. Anyway, I like the shots. What iso were you using for the 800 and how long was it expired? Sorry for all of the tech questions. Redscale is an interesting medium because there seem to be a LOT of variables that effect the outcome.

James, thank! The indoor shots were shot with a flash attached to the camera and that I assume could alter the tone. i was rating the ISO at 100 at first but with the flash, settings were all a bit of guesswork. For outdoors I rated at 100 at first then thought that might be too little so I rated the remainder at 50. All seemed to come out though.