a serious film review - ilford ortho+

Today we have Ilford Ortho+ and we ask - why am I so grey?
I say today and not week because I have a few more planned for this week.
Anyways - the film stock was ok. Not for me. Oh well.
See you soon. Very soon.
Film Stock - Ilford Ortho+ @ 50
Developer - Dills homemade Kodak d76
Scan - Fujifilm GFX100s w/ Schneider macro 90 4.5 enlarger lens on bellows
Conversion - Negative Lab Pro
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[@elmfuzz]

As a fellow adhd coffee addict, I love the format, concise transmission of information, and the humor.
Good stuff!

[@dillonfraser]

Thank you!

[@Arthurhorror]

😂😂😂😂 that character you played should almost have a name for himself. Brilliant

[@dillonfraser]

His name is Dill and he lives with me 24/7.

[@jeremyfielding2333]

Thanks, I might give it a try sometime, looks like it might be good for character portraiture. The Lighthouse was shot on this or something similar which is why skin tones are so dark.

[@Slightlyhungryartist]

Howdy! Just so you know, The Lighthouse was shot on Kodak Double-X motion picture film which is rated at 250ASA but they pulled it to 160, and added a filter which cut out a stop of light making it 80ASA. They had a custom cyan filter made for them by Schneider to give the scenes the orthochromatic look on the actors faces that you picked up on, and used a graduated filter to keep the sky from blowing out! Cinestill has "BWXX" which is that same Kodak film respooled for still photos.

[@dillonfraser]

👀 I may or may not have some XX-250 respooled by Flic Film coming soon... also thank you for the lighthouse info, a great movie, I knew about XX being used and the insane amount of light they needed for exposure but had no idea about the cyan filter for skin tones. Cool!

[@pmac2078]

Pump it up.

[@dillonfraser]

Lets gooo

[@number6705]

Stupid, but I liked it a lot

[@saulchristiaens1302]

last

[@dillonfraser]

well done