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Re: Focusing/Best time of day
- From: Chris Hulme <chris.h@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: Focusing/Best time of day
- Date: Mon, 5 Aug 1996 18:56:27 +0100
Hi All
I'm just starting getting into B+W infra-red and have only recently
joined this list so please forgive my 'basics' questions.
Focusing:
I've read the FAQs and other articles about adjusting focus to the
red index mark. On my gear (Minolta AF), the index appears at or
about f/4.0. If I use, say, an aperture of f/8.0 will I achieve sharp
focus without having to adjust the lens?
Time of day/year:
Many articles I have read stress the point that B+W infra-red works
best when there is plenty of sunlight. It looks like I've
mis-interpreted here because I read it to mean that the middle of the
day provides the best results and consequently have been blasting
away with my Dynax on the stroke of noon. After reading one of the
other postings, it appears early/late in the day are the best times
as there is a higher proportion of IR at these times.
Would this be the reason why I've not been able to achieve very dark
skies (which is the effect I was after) with either Konica or HIE
even though I appear to have got the exposure right in one of my
bracketed shots?
All my shots by the way, have been taken through either a 25A or Hoya
R72 filter.
Many thanks in advance for any advice.
Chris Hulme <<chris.h@xxxxxxxxxxxx>>
Stoke-on-Trent, England.
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