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I always order a contact sheet with film I get processed at my lab. when I picked up a batch of film a while back, I thought, I don't remember dropping off any redscale, but these are definitely my shots. It turns out that the C41 processed XP2 contact sheet was printed in color, which gave me a perfect redscale finish. I scanned a few of the shots from the colored contact sheet to give you a look at the results!
I always order a contact sheet with film I get processed at my lab. when I picked up a batch of film a while back, I thought, I don't remember dropping off any redscale, but these are definitely my shots. It turns out that the C41 processed XP2 contact sheet was printed in color, which gave me a perfect redscale finish. I scanned a few of the shots from the colored contact sheet to give you a look at the results!
I always order a contact sheet with film I get processed at my lab. when I picked up a batch of film a while back, I thought, I don't remember dropping off any redscale, but these are definitely my shots. It turns out that the C41 processed XP2 contact sheet was printed in color, which gave me a perfect redscale finish. I scanned a few of the shots from the colored contact sheet to give you a look at the results!
The funny thing about getting a redscale contact sheet of these negatives is I shot most of the roll thinking I had color film in the camera. Oh well, most turned out quite well anyway.
