re:Re: IR and humidity

["J.Wood" <shopper@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At 09:19 AM 5/7/97 PDT, you wrote:
>A fair warning, or another way to get a special effect?
>
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>Sent by:"J.Wood" <shopper@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> At 08:32 AM 5/6/97 PDT, you wrote:
>>Years ago I shot a few 4x5 IR in the Yucatan, around Christmas.  One shot was 
>>towards the sun.  The sun was not in the frame but just out of it.  I did not 
>>get any lens flare, i.e. any polygonal light spots, but I was pointed in the 
>>general direction of the sun, not towards something that was reflecting the 
>>sunlight.  This exposure came out looking like a literal primordial swamp 
>>scene.  The air looked just like steam, very foggy looking (not film fog, but 
>>atmospheric) and eerie.  Is this how lens flare looks with IR?
>>
>>Anyone else have any experience with shots like this?
>>
>>Dwight
>>*
>Also several years ago, I got similar results shooting at a waterfall in
>Virginia in the summer.  I was using 4x5 HIE and a #25 filter.  It was
>increadibly humid but I just thought I'd made a series of bummers.  The
>results are exactly what you describe. A fair warning for the future?
>
>Jim Wood

... or a special effect?

This was the face of Chaos, and not a charming sight.  Capturing and
creating something positive out of this would indeed be wonderous.  So,
maybe ...

Jim

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