Reverse Search For Images

Redscale film - reverse rolled film - gives color images a moody red tinted aura. A specialised use for sure, but one that produces often striking results with a pictorial quality to them. Lomography Redscale works perfectly in this role and it's a film I use repeatedly. Shorter exposure times bring out a dark red/orange hue with little other color in the mix (illustrated below), longer exposures bring out a wider range of tones including greens. Lots of fun to use.

I travel, Buick is my search engine. I use Nikkor glass, 28-300 & 200-500 zooms. I love to see what is around the next bend. So I guess I'm a snapshot shooter, shoot mostly hand held, & I like high resolution images. I shoot inside museums, outside wildlife, dusk cityscapes, bird in flight, whatever. Low light focusing & noise free higher ISO are great things, as is the big bright viewfinder for tracking BIF. (Attached snow geese in DX crop). I shoot manual exposure, auto focus. The ability to program multiple buttons for different auto focus on & modes is a great thing. The detail in the images out of the D850 is amazing! I'm looking forward to many years of shooting with this camera.

What makes this great is how it finds the object you search for and how it processes images. Also the updates they send out are nice too.

Love the reverse stand.

I use it to reverse may 50mm lens to do macro like shooting.

would like a forward and reverse slow motion button included,

Can't get the camera to work. It does not show up in a search.

I work in search and rescue and it stands up well.

Why search for the Cap when it can stay with you ?

I made a long search.... I found, nearly, what i DID want