ASA/ISO use

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>From Andy Finney <andy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, on 8/2/96 9:09 AM:
To: <kenneth.r.rockwell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Hi,
My roll of 35mm Konica came back.  The exposures were reasonable (I exposed
it through a deep red at something like ISO 15 (sorry ... I forgot the
details but I followed the data sheet)!  Fortunately it was a bright day.

Trevor (who does my d&p) used 1 to 1 T-Max, as he has done with Konica 120
himself, but this time there is a very slight fog.  It looks uniform and
neither of us can figure out where it came from.  I don't think it's going
to affect the prints/scans but I wondered if anyone else had found this
with the 35mm.

I'll put something on the site soon but, as I am up to my ears with an
advanced communication CD-ROM project I am being a bit lazy web-wise.

Andy




Hi everyone:

When one speaks of ASA or ISO on 35mm format with a filter is one setting 
that value on the camera for through-the-lens reading, or is this the value 
set using an external meter with no filter?

thanks, Ken Rockwell, Hollywood, CA
kenneth.r.rockwell@xxxxxxx




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