You can also do it all in camera with color negative (or reversal) and
triple expose the stock, using a different color filter each time. Be sure
to have a really sturdy tripod. If you want, you can read my process for it
here:
http://iamanartstudentwhatamidoing.blogspot.com/2011/02/color-separation-test.html
I think I explained what I was doing pretty well, I hope it's helpful. Good
luck!
On Sat, Apr 2, 2011 at 9:25 AM, Daniela Zahlner <daniela.zahlner_at_gmx.at>wrote:
> hello,
> does anyone know how to exactly make a color separation?
> i want to have a similar effect as in this film:
>
>
> http://www.lightcone.org/en/film-4886-3part-harmony-composition-in-rgb-1.html
>
>
> as far as i understood you shoot b/w film three times, each time with
> another filter (or two?).
> i found these numbers:
> Wratten color separation filters
> Filter no. 47 blue
> 58 green
> 25A red
>
> and then just print to color print stock?
> and what if i shoot reversal?
>
>
> does anyone have experience? any lead would be helpful!
>
> daniela
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