RE: re: Konica

[hannu.jarventaus@xxxxxxxx]

>
>From: 	Mr645@xxxxxxx[SMTP:Mr645@xxxxxxx]
>Sent: 	30. syyskuu 1997 21:52
>To: 	infrared@xxxxx
>Subject: 	Re:  re: Konica
>
>I tried using the Konica IR in the studio using a red #29 filter and
>the
>results were hardly different from regular B&W film.  It seems that you
>really need sunlight, with its high IR output and background subjects
>that
>also emmit IR light.  
>

You could try to use Konica IR with tungsten lamps.
This light contains so much ir-radiation, that you don't
even need the red filter for ir-effect.
You can read more of this in Laurie Whites 'Infrared
Photography Handbook'

Hannu

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