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Re: thoroughly confused now
- From: Bill Agee <billagee@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: thoroughly confused now
- Date: Fri, 25 Apr 1997 09:58:10 -0800
>Jeff,
>Read Infrared Photography by Laurie White. Her suggestion is to shoot a roll
>of film at f 11 1/125. Make notes on all your photos and then check out your
>results. Go from there.
>karin
This one half stop more exposure than where I expose HIE 35mm in bright
sun, between 10am and 4pm in the summer. I like 1/125 between 11 and 16.
It will not, however, work well for you in all situations--in backlighting,
overcast days, flat front lighting with lots of foliage in the
viewfinder....etc., etc, and a whole host of other situations. You would
be better off exposing your film through the lens (and red#25 filter) and
setting the exposure index on your camera to ASA/ISO 640. This effectively
rates the film at ASA/ISO 80 with a hand held meter. Trust me, it works.
See my faq on infrared at my website.
Bill Agee
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BILL AGEE
Laguna Beach, California http://www.redsilver.com
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End of INFRARED-PHOTOGRAPHY Digest 274
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