FP100c, blue color in highlights

[artyvisual]

Anyone familiar with this phenomenon? In the highlights of the lamps the film turns into deep blue...
film type Fuji Fp 100- C

 

[NedL]

I'm using it in a pinhole camera and many of the pictures have a distinctly blue cast to them.

 

[hgernhardt]

Looks like something vaguely resembling the Sabatier effect to me…

 

[Toan]

I've never had an issue like that. Which camera are you using?

 

[nickrapak]

I have seen that with Instax films, but never with FP-100C. My guess is that it is solarization, caused by the (assumed) long exposure to the bright lights.

 

[artyvisual]

It was shot with a Mamiya Universal, 100mm 2.8 lens. Exposure of 1 second. Thank you for the response, I think I will try to avoid these cirumstances in the future.

 

[StoneNYC]

It was shot with a Mamiya Universal, 100mm 2.8 lens. Exposure of 1 second. Thank you for the response, I think I will try to avoid these cirumstances in the future.

I kind of like it.

I wants universal, someday perhaps...


~Stone

Mamiya: 7 II, RZ67 Pro II / Canon: 1V, AE-1, 5DmkII / Kodak: No 1 Pocket Autographic, No 1A Pocket Autographic | Sent w/ iPhone using Tapatalk

 

[AgX]

Looks like something vaguely resembling the Sabatier effect to me…

Not Sabatier-effect, but colour-selective solarisation.


Edit:

Here is a neutral one:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/51388176@N02/5512424735/

 

[artyvisual]

thanx AgX, that solves the mysterie. Funny that the example is taken with the same lens..

 

[AgX]

Nevertheless I would not expect solarisation to happen with modern materials!
(Lomography fun-films aside.)

 

[Heinz]

I found this effect in photos of fireworks - and it was explained here on APUG (thanks Akki14 and Photo Engineer!). Then I used it as a planned effect during a solar eclipse:
In the gallery (there was a url link here which no longer exists) but I add it here for non-subscribers:

 

[artyvisual]

Nevertheless I would not expect solarisation to happen with modern materials!

Thats true.

And now it seems to be a curse, two shots later



(i know, same circumstances)

 

[AgX]

At least the effect is not as annoying as in that candelabra.

 

[NedL]

An intentional one, from yesterday!


From a pinhole instant film camera conversion...

 

[M Carter]

Funny, some of the early run of the new BMC camera (Black Magic Cinema) had that effect with hot spots. Digital version I suppose.