Expired Seagull IR100 Creative Colour Art Film – 35mm 36 Exposure

Description

Crazy colour shift, unpredictable results and the need to shoot at much lower than stated ISO makes this a fun prospect but we would prefer if you did not take pictures of anything too important with it. You’re using seagull IR100 to take photos of things that will look like how you will remember them. A little hazy, a little lacking in colour and detail but the sense of what you want to remember will be there.

The film expired in 1990 and we have no real information on how it has been stored or cared for in the THREE DECADES since it was produced. While the colour shifts and muted colours are interesting we think 25 or 50 iso would be a good starting point if you are shooting this film. We will add more snaps to the gallery as people send us their results as the film starts to appear in the wild.
DO NOT SHOOT THIS FILM AT BOX SPEED – YOU WILL BE DISAPPOINTED

Are you a photography enthusiast looking for ways to add character and depth to your shots? Have you ever considered using expired colour film? Expired film can add an exciting and unpredictable element to your photography

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