Queries on Red-scaling

Queries on Red-scaling
Hi guys just to find out more about red-scaling. I'm new to red-scaling technique. So any idea how to achieve red-scaling? Is it during a film processing? So what sort of film processing require for red-scaling? Thanks.

It's about exposing the 'wrong' side of the film. You'll need to 'transfer' a brand new roll of film into another canister, so that the 'back' part of the film will be exposed when you take photos. Confused yet? LOL. Some simple 'guide' in my webbie http://www.ndroo.com/blog/?p=30

Waa so chim ahh. But at least good to know how it works. Ok la maybe I try one day. Thank you for the info.

It's about exposing the 'wrong' side of the film. You'll need to 'transfer' a brand new roll of film into another canister, so that the 'back' part of the film will be exposed when you take photos. Confused yet? LOL. Some simple 'guide' in my webbie http://www.ndroo.com/blog/?p=30 just to revive this thread.. i've swapped the roll of film around.. in terms of exposure etc..i just snap as per normal ?

It's about exposing the 'wrong' side of the film. You'll need to 'transfer' a brand new roll of film into another canister, so that the 'back' part of the film will be exposed when you take photos. Confused yet? LOL. Some simple 'guide' in my webbie http://www.ndroo.com/blog/?p=30 just to revive this thread.. i've swapped the roll of film around.. in terms of exposure etc..i just snap as per normal ? Like I mentioned in my blog ... "Oh, don’t forget to overexpose by 1 stop (eg. using ISO 400 redscale film, set your camera to ISO 200)" ... unless you are doing doubles ;)

It's about exposing the 'wrong' side of the film. You'll need to 'transfer' a brand new roll of film into another canister, so that the 'back' part of the film will be exposed when you take photos. Confused yet? LOL. Some simple 'guide' in my webbie http://www.ndroo.com/blog/?p=30 just to revive this thread.. i've swapped the roll of film around.. in terms of exposure etc..i just snap as per normal ? Like I mentioned in my blog ... "Oh, don’t forget to overexpose by 1 stop (eg. using ISO 400 redscale film, set your camera to ISO 200)" ... unless you are doing doubles ;) cool..thankew unker..

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