I processed a couple of rolls of Ilford SFX medium format film on Sunday night. Some of the images on these two rolls date back to late 2009. I shot these with my Hasselblad during some of my travels, over the last year. This film is not a true infrared film, rather it has extended red sensitivity. I expose it through an 89B filter. This is a very deep red filter that you can barely see through. It looks much like a dark welding glass. It blocks out virtually all visible wavelengths allowing the film to be exposed with extended red and infrared wavelengths. The result is a tonal range that is beyond what our eyes can see. This batch includes some images from weekend day trips over the spring, as well as a couple of shots of the mounted Hadrosaur that we shot this past weekend.
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