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What kinda exposure times should I expect? Should I push the film? (don't mind grain at all)
I don't want to use that one IR B&W film because it's expensive af and hard to work with, has to be loaded in complete darkness and is very sensitive to light leakage. I'd rather bring a tripod and slow down. No issue there for me. I also like the idea of shooting film like this because it's probably the best way for me currently to get true IR as I can't afford a converted camera. It's also easy-ish to develop B&W film at home so I can do as I want with it without sending it to labs and whatnot.
I don't want to use that one IR B&W film because it's expensive af and hard to work with, has to be loaded in complete darkness and is very sensitive to light leakage. I'd rather bring a tripod and slow down. No issue there for me. I also like the idea of shooting film like this because it's probably the best way for me currently to get true IR as I can't afford a converted camera. It's also easy-ish to develop B&W film at home so I can do as I want with it without sending it to labs and whatnot.