This Expired Film Looks APOCALYPTIC and Radioactive | CRAPSHOOT

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  • It's expired, it looks like dehydrated pee, and it smells kinda weird. 10/10 would shoot again.
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Комментарии • 23

  • @JacobCarlson
    @JacobCarlson Год назад +1

    That shot of the water at 3:10 is DOPE. The orange highlights melting into the greenish shadows, made for some really color contrast that is very pleasing

  • @srad.
    @srad. Год назад +2

    the entire design of the box, roll and canister is lovely. the wildfire haze for sure complimented the look of this film!

  • @theoldcameraguy
    @theoldcameraguy Год назад +2

    I love the post apocalyptic t o n e s. The rash was a little weird, but nothing some penicillin shouldn’t clear up.

  • @aight5505
    @aight5505 Год назад +1

    That second roll gave me goosebumps. Lovely work Lou

  • @filmismorefun
    @filmismorefun Год назад

    Absolutely love the backlit skyline shots dude.
    The color is close to a redscale look imo, or maybe if you were to shoot color daylight film with a yellow filter.
    And for the rash, well, try goldbond.

    • @SweetLouPhotography
      @SweetLouPhotography  Год назад +1

      Oh yeah duh, I didn't even make that connection. It does almost look like redscale!!

  • @olgamaalen
    @olgamaalen Год назад

    Looks great. It's always interesting what kind of effects you can get from expired film.

  • @superhussein
    @superhussein Год назад

    amazing shots! i really like the one at 1:50 with three chimneys!

  • @brineb58
    @brineb58 Год назад +1

    I kinda dig the weird colors and how it looked like the reality we had in the tri-state area!!! The rash is a reason why I will probably pass on it... I have enough Shanghai GP3 for crummy effects!!! Maybe IR is for IRrational!!!

    • @SweetLouPhotography
      @SweetLouPhotography  Год назад +1

      Yeah it was very odd timing with the haze-- that's why I felt like I had to make the vid

  • @BeyondReality2
    @BeyondReality2 Год назад

    Love the blade runner music and T O N E S

  • @Francois_L_7933
    @Francois_L_7933 Год назад

    Well, luckily the pictures are not in smell-o-graphy. That day was really bad south of Montreal, but not as bad as in NYC.
    As for the colors, I'll probably get the same from those two rolls of Perutz-Color I've had on a shelf since 1992 😁

    • @SweetLouPhotography
      @SweetLouPhotography  Год назад

      Yeah I wish I could describe what it smells like lol. It's not good

  • @handwriting8804
    @handwriting8804 Год назад +2

    She seagull on my ir till i 100

  • @Filmandmusicdegenerate
    @Filmandmusicdegenerate Год назад +1

    This is a curious question but I had mine just developed and it came out completely blue but no images on there and the lab thinks it’s not C41 did you get yours processed as C41 or something else if so I must’ve had a bad roll

    • @SweetLouPhotography
      @SweetLouPhotography  Год назад +1

      I actually reference my darkroom and scanning workflow starting at 6 minutes, I had a similar issue. But this is indeed C41 film, it says so on the box and cassette. The negatives came out very blue/green for me. Epson scan figured out the color just fine, but my typical workflow of scanning as a positive and coloring in Negative Lab Pro did not work at all for these rolls. So if your lab is doing the same, that's likely the problem. Hope that helps