Re: Rangefinder Article

[bfranson@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Bill Franson)]

Sometimes a spade is a more appropriate tool than a shovel.



At 11:27 PM 8/5/97 -0400, you wrote:
>Isn't it amazing..."infrared-like" :-)  Reminds me of the old Xerox
>commercial...remember the huckster says to the prospective customer: "It's
>just as good as a Xerox!"  That's what can be said of both Konica and Ilford
>when it comes to their valiant attempts at mimicking HIE.  There is no match,
>SORRY!
>
>Infrared Photography by its very name implies capturing light that exists in
>that part of the near-infrared spectrum which the film designed for it can
>detect and that the human eye cannot.  The combination of HIE or HSI and an
>87C or similiar opaque filter is the purist's way to capture the true beauty
>that exists in the world of infrared light.
>
>Anything else is a compromise...Comments?  Regards, Mike
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