Re: Kodak EIR

[Ernest Nitka <eenitka@xxxxxxxxx>]

I've only shot one roll so my experience is limited.  I shot it at
EI=200 as recommended and used a mid yellow filter.  When I brought it
to my pro lab they said that other shooters and they were using it at
EI=400.  What the lab guy did was push develop my roll one stop.  Film
came out fine - very very red foliage - almost too much so.  The density
of the slides were decent so I will shoot my next roll at EI=400.

Now for my question - what would people advise shooting it at for cross
processing
purposes?

ernie nitka

>      Hi all,
>
>      does anybody actually have any results from processing EIR in E-6
> ?
>
>      All the info that I can get from Kodak suggests that "The colours
> will
>      be more saturated, but may not produce an accurate result
> suitable for
>      scientific IR analysis" or something like that...
>
>      Any first hand info ?
>
>      Thanks
>
>      Alan.
>
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