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Re: New IR User
- From: George L Smyth <GLSmyth@xxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: New IR User
- Date: Mon, 30 Sep 1996 17:12:07 -0400
sgraham@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> OK folks, I've tried Ilford SFX 200 and thought it was OK, but now it's time
> for the real thing - I've bought some Kodak HIE and am looking for some
> advice on using it.
>
> What film speed should I set on the camera?
> What is the best time of day to shoot?
> Is my red Cokin-P filter OK?
> Does the film really need loaded in complete darkness?
> What is the best way to measure exposure? TTL with the filter in place or
> using a hand hel meter?
You might want to look at the IR FAQ. I have a pointer to it on my Web
page. The quick answers are:
EI250, depending upon what you're after,
Noon, depending upon what you're after,
Don't know, but if it's a #25 filter then that's fine,
Yes,
TTF (through the filter metering) is what I use with success - others
use a handheld meter. They both work as long as you develop a method of
working, so that you can adjust it for the circumstances.
george
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