PsychBlues #2

A hand-fogged experimental film from PsychBlues. Each roll is pre-exposed to colored light, so red and orange fade in from the top and green from the bottom. No two rolls match.

How it behaves

Shoot normally and let the effect land where it lands. Bright scenes show the color best. Fresh rolls are fogged by hand, so every roll looks different. The research notes that pre-exposure eats into exposure latitude, so give it plenty of light. It is DX coded and takes standard C-41 development.

Questions people ask

What does PsychBlues #2 look like?

A red and orange fade from the top of the frame and a green fade from the bottom. It varies roll to roll.

Can I use PsychBlues #2 for a clean, important shoot?

No. Save it for experimental work, not when you need a clean frame.

How much light does PsychBlues #2 need?

Plenty. Pre-exposure eats into latitude, and bright scenes show the color best.