Stray Puppies with Aerochrome
Kodak Aerochrome was initially a film developed during World War 2 that was used in capturing a more infrared look, in hopes that it would help with revealing enemy locations during wartime. Though, with its unique look, it ended up sticking around long after WW2 and becoming a consumer favourite for its false colour look. The film stopped being made back in 2009, and despite people begging Kodak to return it, you now have to buy an infrared camera or shoot digital and edit in post. I have a style in Capture One that simulates Aerochrome and figured it would suit these images of strays I photographed.
I love that you've found a way to emulate the Aerochrome look in Capture One - it really adds a unique and captivating element to these photos of the stray puppies! 😊🐶📸
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