RE: Books on Infrared Photography

["Willem-Jan Markerink" <w.j.markerink@xxxxx>]

On 13 Sep 96 at 12:30, Rajiv Dighe wrote:

> I would love to obtain some of those. the way I figure it, since I will be 
> shooting my first IR roll this weekend I will need to have a good book 
> handy so that I can sit down and analyse my failures at leisure :)

More than in Tammy's case, I hesitate saying it is perfect
literature for you....not only is it dated, but far worse: you get
the pictures in a lousy copy quality. This is definately not a first
book to get the hang of IR....to appreciate it, you either have to be
a IR-trivia collector, or an unbelievable IR-nut. Both apply to me,
and a few other nitwits on this list....;-))
This is definately not main stream IR-literature. 
Besides, we don't want Joe going bankrupt, would we?....;-))


> BTW WJM, I rather like your sig :)

Which?
The old or the new one?
I changed my sig to the one I already used in my newsreader.
And it fitted right in with the multiple focus point posting on the 
EOS list....;-)) 

Willem (desperately wanting to know what the Godfather wrote about IR) 
Jan

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