Re: Plus-X Pan 120

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Shoot that B&W!
 
Shoot through a red filter.
Shoot through a green filter.
Shoot through a blue filter.
 
Convert, register and stack and adjust 'um in Photoshop.
 
Voila! Color! Via B&W film!
 
A bit different.
 
Damn lot of work though...

Regards,
Bob...
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it's more like a jar of jalapenos.
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----- Original Message -----

funny that you answer from a "redshift" address!
Actually, this was a little word play on the astronomical "redshift" concept.
I guess you could theoretically observe a redshift, if the pack of film was hot and moving at an astronomical distance. As it would be the source of electromagnetic radiation rather than the medium capturing it, under such unlikely conditions, a b&w film should not behave differently from a colour one...

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