These are both triple exposures on color film. One exposure for each color filter. Second one is underexposed but I still like it.

The photo is one I shot recently on Harman Switch Azure, it was minimally processed, that's just how it renders color.

The film is fun, but I couldn't help but wonder why they don't make a film that swaps green with magenta, which would make vegetation reddish, effectively mimicking Kodak Aerochrome (which is discontinued and very expensive).

I know that one big difference is that Aerochrome is sensitive to infrared light. But wouldn't swapping green and magenta in the visible spectrum create something close to Aerochrome? I think it would be a hit, but I have no idea if the chemistry involved makes it difficult. Anyone know?

I'm wondering what kind of subjects and lighting conditions would be best to try this out.

Having a lot of fun shooting my dad’s old F2, it’s like a tank. I did a little color correcting on these. I’m open to feedback/critique.