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Re: Heather/Bio/Infrared
- From: "Bill D. Casselberry" <bcasselb@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: Heather/Bio/Infrared
- Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2000 08:39:41 -0800
Heather wrote:
> Eckhard Stephan wrote:
> > You didn't set your camera's meter to ISO 50 and meter
> > through the filter, did you?
> Ahhh Ha! YES I did just that! Well, that explains a major
> part of the problem!
Hmmm, does no one even bother to read the insert in the HIE
packaging anymore? It is clearly stated that a starting point
"for subjects in bright or hazy sunlight w/ distinct shadows"
should be (through a #25 red filter) 1/125th @f11 for distant
scenes. I think this is basicly an EI of 250 through the filter.
I have done my infrared this way using ancient cameras w/o any
built-in meter with fine results. In fact, one of the things I
like most about IR is the ability to just go out and take shots
w/o any need to run convoluted exposure metering calculations ;^)
I agree that the lab should be asked about which different developers
it has at hand. I have just used D-76 and like the results. Best
solution, of course, would be to buy a small tank and soup it yourself.
If you have a darkroom for making prints, ... why not?
Your chromogenic films are C-41 process which is a standardized
process, quite unlike "true b&w" emulsions which are much more
variable in the way they react to processing. Having a lab soup them
is a prudent method which I often do myself, though I prefer the
Kodak TMaxCN product to the Ilford.
Bill
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