Re: my first infrared

[Mr645@xxxxxxx]

I have had good luck when setting the film speed to 200 and using the auto
mode in my EOS.  The IR chrome seems to have more latitude than normal chrome
films as I am getting virtually identical results from +-1 stop.   The film
has no DX code on it ,so this must be set manually.  Because  conditions
might be changing as you shoot, I would also suggest using the autobracket
feature on most modern 35mm cameras.  I tried a +2, N, -2 setting and got 2
good chromes most of the time.

Jon Laye
http://www.interpoint.net/~mr645 
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