Especially when it comes to Infrared photography. Until recently ,I didn't know a whole lot about Infra-Red photography. After I was through with researching, I bought some film and started shooting. All of my photos were technically correct, but lacked the two most important things- feeling and emotion. I quickly discovered that a lot of experimentation is needed to get the look and feel that speaks to your muse.
Vegetation is light, light skys are dark while clouds stay light.
This film is neat because, unlike with standard IR film, SFX doesn't need to loaded in total darkness, and is more forgiving than traditional IR films. SFX 200 can also be used as regular film when used without a red filter. Only certain cameras are fit to be used with Infra-Red film. To test your camera, buy a roll of IR film and load in complete darkness. Then, take pictures in as many different lighting conditions as possible.