Thoughts On Film.
Dubblefilm is a film company based in Spain and was set up in 2017. They produce 35mm film that is inspired by popular mobile apps, filters and effects which they have applying to film.
The Pacific film adds tones of green and blue hues to the images. However depending on shooting conditions results will vary. The film comes as 36 exposure and in 24 exposure.
I Brought my roll from the Photographers Gallery in London at the end of 2019 and it sat in my fridge until November 2020 when I used it in my Bolsey Jubillee camera and was set at 200 ISO.
It was shot over the cause of three days, so the conditions were different through out the use of the film.
I found that the film gave the images a warm yellow, orange to red tones on most of them, (images 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.) some of them that were shot in brighter light lost the strong tones and seamed as though they had been short with a Kodak Gold film.(images 7, 8.)
The effect gives a very old vintage look, the sought of effect you get when you shot and process an out of date film that has been stored in an controlled environment.
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On some of the photos I done auto colour on them, which took away the orange. yellow tones and gave the images a green tone making them quite cold. It also makes the reds stand out more (images 3A and 9), as well as giving the illusion of bring the image more into foucs, giving it more depth.I was not completely sure what I was expecting with this film as it dose fall in the group of experimental film in my mind. And its not a film that I will try again unfortunately.
Images 1, 2, 3, 4, and 9 taken in camden.
Image 5, 6, 7, and 8 taken at Alexandra palace.
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