About ten years ago I had a domain idea I was expirimenting with: Photohansa.com. I thought I'd take photos of ships and license them as stock. That idea fell by the wayside. However, I used Google Workspace, or Gsuite as it was called back then I think to test. Well, a few days ago, Google Workspace appears to have taken over the settings on my Google Domains. But I don't have an active Google Workspace account to administer it. So I haven't been able to get my settings back. It's been a couple days and support has been no help. ???
Back in the beginning of photography, film and plates were orthochromatic. Orthochromatic means the material isn't sensitive to red light. That makes processing easier, since then it's possible to navigate a darkroom, load film, and even develop "by inspection". But since any subject with the color red in it became darker with Ortho film, certain scenes became problematic. Blue skies were rendered white, skin color with more red pigment went dark, freckles and zits were emphasized. In the early part of the 20th Century, panchromatic films became the norm. Ortho film was still the norm for many technical uses of photography. For example copywork, typesetting, etc. But with panchromatic film, tonalities of the world around us were more accurately mapped to their associated gray tones. Today, when film photography itself is already a rarity, I've opted to play with the unusual characteristics of film including the color sensitivity. What happens to a red rose on a