Notices by MFierst (mfierst@mstdn.social)

@liztai
This is the first toot by you I read, and I appreciated it, just like @dominik did.
I would love to hear more explanations of the cultures I do not know much about (which, to be honest, is most cultures of the world; heck, I don't even fully understand neighboring countries).

@Gargron
The colour balance is nice. What kind of lights have you used?
If I remember correctly, there used to be special tungsten lights 3300K and 500W for use in photography. It has been a while, so perhaps I am mistaken.
I do not think the shadows need extra lighting.

@Gargron
That strongly depends on the price.
It definitely is an interesting film, I have seen great (out of this worldly) pictures in the past. However, the $250 a roll would be too steep for me.
https://www.analog.cafe/r/kodak-aerochrome-a-colour-ir-film-guide-and-review-uwi3
(I have experimented with the B&W infrared film though, which was great fun)

@thomasjwebb @Gargron
220 is another beast indeed.
I hope you did check the backplate @Gargron . Most medium format camera's have a 120 and a 220 backplate. Usually the can be turned around to switch between the two.

Getting a 120 roll to load with the 220 backplate, is at a another level. If that works at all, it will be very heavy on the winder.