The third batch from PsychBlues, reworked from their first experiments. Streaks and orbs of red, blue, purple, pink, and orange drift through the roll. Some frames get fully taken over.

How it behaves

Shoot it and embrace the chaos. The effect varies roll to roll. Save it for playful shooting, not serious work. The research calls it a reworked version of the maker’s first experimental film, designed to evolve between batches, so results vary even more than usual. It is DX coded and takes standard C-41 development. On this roll, four frames are nothing but color. That is the stock working as designed.

Questions people ask

What does PsychBlues #3 look like?

Streaks and orbs of red, blue, purple, pink, and orange. Some frames get fully taken over by the effect.

How is PsychBlues #3 different from #2?

The colors and shapes differ, and the research says #3 is a reworked version of the first experiments. #2 fades in from the top and bottom; #3 drifts through as streaks and orbs.

Is PsychBlues #3 predictable?

No. The process is designed to evolve between batches, so results vary even more than usual.

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The full set

All 11 frames, in the order they came off the rolls. Tap one to see it full screen.

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