There's a multitude of emulsions available, even after a lot of them have been discontinued. Each one reacts a little differently to light, both in terms of requiring more or less light, but also in terms of reacting in various unique ways to light.
Kodak IR film is gone, for real this time
Kodak announced that they are dropping EPR, EPN, and HIE in december.
Kodak's dropping all IR films
I've been in a bit of a funk since Sunday morning when folks noticed Silverprint's post about HIE (High speed IR) and EIR (Ektachrome IR) being discontinued. At least this time, somebody gave us warning about it. Naturally, it wasn't Kodak. Folks called Kodak. The first to call got positive news that it wasn't discontinued.... but everybody else was told that the last cut is next month.
Stockpile Stewardship
I talk a little about my stockpile of discontinued film.
What really matters?
Some thoughts based on a conversation I had with a friend quite a few months ago.
Fallen
Ella lying on the ground near a creek
Arch
Ella making arch forms
Tree and leaves in Infrared
A tree with brilliantly white leaves
Melinda liked her peacoat
Melinda in her Peacoat
Reflection
Ella making an arc, reflected in the water.
Spaceship construction
The Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco taken in Infrared.
Skinnydipping
Melinda in the creek
Wishing water
Melinda in the creek
Anza-Borrego in IR
Desert and mountains in infrared.
Wishing water
Melinda in the creek, splashing water towards the cameara
Fisherman's Wharf
Fisherman's Wharf, photographed using Infrared light