Re: Colour Infrared

[James Norton <bj208@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dan, 

I have nothing to add as far as exposure and filters go, more than enough 
has been said, and I would have nothing extra to add.  As far as 
processing goes, I think there may be a lab in the Toronto area that will 
process E-4.  I'm not sure what the name is but I will see if I can find 
out for you.  What region of Canada are you located in?  If your as far 
away as Vancouver or Halifax I'd say to look into processors out that 
way.  It might be difficult to find someplace to process it...if I find 
anything out I'll let you know, I'd like to know myself....so far it's 
just a rumour i've heard.  Till later,
                                
                                        Jim

On Mon, 11 Nov 1996, Dan Cardish wrote:

> I just bought a roll of color infra-red ektachrome (E4) film.  Since I have
> only the one roll, and processing is going to be difficult (see second part
> to my question), what is a good EI to use with the film, assuming I am going
> to be metering through an orange (G?) filter.  Are there better choices for
> filters?
> 
> Where can I get this film developed (preferably in Canada)?  Is it possible
> to use E6 with it?  Can it be cross processed in C41?
> 
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