Hello and welcome back to another film photography episode . This week we decided to delve into the archive to create a little how to video on shooting infrared film... Rollei Infrared IR 400 to be exact. There are a few options to choose from when it comes to infrared film. However I've been relatively pleased with the majority of my results from Rollei IR 400 so far... minus one or two hiccups along the way.

Infrared film photography isn't something that you can just jump straight into. There's a few things that you are going need and certain rules to follow and take into consideration when out shooting. It can also be pretty daunting if it's your first time. So we have made a short guide filled with all of our best tips and tricks, do's and don'ts. All of the good, the bad and the ugly rolled into one video to hopefully show you an easy way to get the best out of your infrared film.

As always. Sit back, relax and enjoy todays episode!

Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:21 - Video Introduction
00:58 - What You Will Need
01:16 - IR Science Lesson
03:07 - IR In Action (Video Start)
03:36 - Bracketing
05:32 - What Not To Do
06:35 - Shot Of The Day
07:15 - Camera Settings
08:15 - Normal Black & White
08:44 - f4 Vs. f11
09:31 - Shooting Handheld
11:13 - Film Mottling
12:23 - Closing Thoughts & Developing Tips
13:58 - Outro

Cameras:
Canon AE-1
Bronica ETRS

Film:
Rollei Infrared

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