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RE: Medium format (was: plastic sheets
- From: "Willem-Jan Markerink" <w.j.markerink@xxxxx>
- Subject: RE: Medium format (was: plastic sheets
- Date: Sat, 5 Jul 1997 21:48:41 +0000
On 5 Jul 97 at 15:10, Michael Dziak wrote:
> Ilford SFX200 is definitely going to be available soon for 120. I was at a
> Ilford seminar for photography teachers last weekend where Wendy Erickson said
> they were testing the SFX 200 in 120. She did not say when it would be
> available.
Thanks for this interesting update!
Did you interrogate them about large format as well?....;-))
> I,ve shot 2 rolls of the 35mm version with a #29 filter. You
> could not tell it from ordinary panchromatic film with that filter.. Ilford
> says you need the B&W #92 infrared filter to get the right result. The
> problem with that filter is its so dark you must use a tripod and zone focus,
> or focus then put on the filter to shoot. I'll let you know what I find next
> week.
Well, although I disagree that this color is soo hard to use: oddly
enough this problem is an argument in favor of AF, as most AF
systems work more than fine even through opaque filters like #87C.
To get the IR-focus shift right after AF, the EOS USM/FT-M lenses are
perfect....;-))
As an BTFR filter (Between The Film Rails....:-)) I have been trying
to find a thin non-gelatine foil quality of this #89B, but sofar no
luck. Kodak doesn't even sell #89B in gelatine anymore AFAIK, but I
still have a source for this color in gelatine (and many other
colors as well). Still want something more robust than gelatine.
Are there any others interested in a thin #89B quality for this BTFR
application?
Main problem might be that I end up with a rigid quality, not as easy
to cut as flexible foil. And a BTFR filter requires a very exact size
to work properly, without light leaking.
- --
Bye,
Willem-Jan Markerink
The desire to understand
is sometimes far less intelligent than
the inability to understand
<w.j.markerink@xxxxx>
[note: 'a-one' & 'en-el'!]
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