Re: IR question

[Larry Bullis <lbullis@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

>> > graininess).  Can you have "saturated" b/w
>
>You could try the Konica Infrared films to lower grain, or go to larger
>formats so it doesn't matter as much.

Or you could mix up some REAL fine grain developer and try that.  MCM 100 
or something else that incorporates paraphenylene diamine (no 
substitutes! -- commonly available "fine grain" developers often use a 
concentration of sulfite which dissolves the edges of the grain and to my 
eye destroys the texture of the image).

It's a lot of trouble, but if you care enough to shoot the stuff to begin 
with it is certainly worth considering.

Larry Bullis
Skagit Valley College


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