Here is a scan of another Infrard negative. Once again this is Kodak High Speed Infrared 4 x 5" sheet film developed in T-Max 1:6. I don't have a scan of the panchromatic version of this one handy to use as a comparison. This is an old blacksmith shop that is part of a now shut down rural museum.
I shot this on September 11th of 2022 at about 3:00 in the afternoon. I used my Ebony view camera and a slightly long 200mm lens. That focal length yielded this tight composition. A #25 Red Filter was used, with no filter factor.
This is one of the negatives that worked reasonably well... that is, without too much fogging or uneven development. The film was loaded in the holder on August 15th and not exposed until almost a month later. It was unloaded three days after being exposed, but not processed until just recently, on January 14th of this year.
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