Can be difficult to use sue to low ISO but has a great look for creepy pictures.

Absolutely loved this film after getting is as part of a mystery box - I find this gets me out of my newbie comfort zone and I LOVE the results! I usually find low ISO super intimidating but I’m very happy this didn’t

Got a roll of this as part of a mystery box. Really didn’t know what to expect, but got some fabulous shots in Greece and the UK. Definitely ordering more.

I have reverse wound numerous colour films over the years to make redscale and I love it. I usually over expose by a few stops and this tends to shift the tones to the yellow end of the scale which I much prefer.
So when I exposed this roll of FPP Redscale in my LCA I did so at the box speed of ISO 25 thinking that maybe this was a 100 or 200 speed film and I would get the same, lovely yellow tones.

I chose a day in the late summer when the sun was out and we had headed out to Old Hunstanton beach in Norfolk where I knew there were some photogenic beach huts and dunes. And I snapped away.

I finished the roll on a walk out of the village.

Developed in Cinestill C41 2 step powder chemistry with continuous agitation in a Jobo tank.

What can I say, if you want a great looking redscale film and cant or dont want to make your own then go for this.

5 stars

I took it to a forest nearby to try it out and wow. Such a wonderful roll of film that I’ll certainly order again and keep in my bag for special wanderings!