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Re: Focusing/Best time of day
- From: bond@xxxxxxxxxxx (Ryan Bond)
- Subject: Re: Focusing/Best time of day
- Date: Mon, 5 Aug 96 15:15 PDT
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> Hi All
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> I'm just starting getting into B+W infra-red and have only recently
> joined this list so please forgive my 'basics' questions.
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> Focusing:
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> 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?
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> Time of day/year:
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> 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.
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> 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?
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> All my shots by the way, have been taken through either a 25A or Hoya
> R72 filter.
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> Many thanks in advance for any advice.
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> Chris Hulme <<chris.h@xxxxxxxxxxxx>>
> Stoke-on-Trent, England.
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