Redscale

Redscale
Film exposé en redscale à 7 niveaux d'expositions

Redscale est une technique d'exposition de films photographiques, où le film est exposé du mauvais côté. Normalement, cela se fait en enroulant le film à l'envers dans une cartouche vide. Le nom "redscale" vient parce qu'il y a une dominante (jaune/orangé).



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