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Hi Folks,

 

Since black and white products are still available from our friends at Kodak, why not make the most of it!? I was thinking about doing some sephia tone 16mm shorts and I'm wondering how to do it?

 

Now sure, anything is possible with a computer in post, but is there a way through the camera or film processing? Simple filters? Any ideas and what to expect?

 

Regards,

Andy

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Hi David,

 

Thanks for your reply. That's kind of what I was wondering in my original post. I wanted to get that nitro cellulose pre panchromatic type look. I don't think filters alone will get there. I'm not sure myself what processing labs could attempt it either or how much the C-41 process can deliver or be manipulated.

 

I wanted to do a short montage of automotive history and film different cars from different time periods at the next upcoming Detroit Dream Cruse in August.

 

It's the 1900 to 1915 period that I was thinking more about. I think with the other time periods a filter would work just to cast some kind of hue specific to that time.

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