Re: IR table & Gallery!

[George L Smyth <GLSmyth@xxxxxxx>]

Cor Breukel wrote:
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Personally, I really don't think that this is going to be very helpful. 
I say this because Kodak IR can be used to produce so many effects, that
this form doesn't really take that into account.  Folks who have had a
chance to visit my Web site (listed below) will see these effects - for
instance, "House Of Dreams" is very different from "Rest Gently."  This
is due to the exposure and development of the negative.  I am in the
midst of experimentation with this and have been able to produce similar
images from negatives exposed EI64, 125, 250, 500 and 1000 (there, of
course, is a difference in the grain structure) by varying the
development.  I can upload the exposure/development information if
anyone would find it interesting, but I would think that each person
would want to learn this film by experimentation to match their own
personal view.

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I think that this would be an excellent idea and would be more than
willing to contribute images.

george

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