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Re: Some basics Please (Part II)
- From: "Gary" <misman@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: Some basics Please (Part II)
- Date: Thu, 30 Oct 1997 16:11:00 -0800
So would it be better to start off with a #25 red filter and then move on to
the #87? Also I can not set the ASA speed on my camera and for canister's of
film with no DX code it will default to ASA 100 so after looking at the
settings that you suggested (f/11 @ 1/60) I think that I'm going to have go a
bit slower maybe f/11 @ 1/30 or 1/15. Well I guess I will just have to try them
all and see which ones come out the best.
Thanks for your reply
Gary
"You can own a company, but not a community, Mr. Katz."
-- Charles Ganson, April 29, 1997
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> From: Gilbert Price <gprice@xxxxxxxx>
> To: infrared@xxxxx
> Subject: Re: Some basics Please (Part II)
> Date: Tuesday, 28 October, 1997 7:03 PM
>
> Just me expanding on my last message, a good book to reduce the error
> in trial and error is Laurie White's book "Infrared Photography
> Handbook". She recommends a 3 stop reduction for the #87 filter. This
> means that with the camera ASA dial set too 200, then the exposure
> will have to be set as if the film were 50 asa. Unlike the red #25
> filter, you won't be able to use the cameras meter for the exposure as
> no visible light will be passed by the #87 filter (everything will
> have to be fully manual). While a base exposure of f11 at 1/125 sec.
> is recommended for bright sunlight and the #25 filter, I would have to
> go with a base of f11 at 1/60. This would give the necessary 3 stop
> reduction for the #87 filter.
>
> I've really not worried about exposure with a #25 filter, I've always
> shot in auto program mode with my F4, and the aperature priority mode
> with the FE2. I let the camera's meter guide me. But, I haven't used a
> #87 yet.
>
> Good luck, and I hope I've been of some help...
>
>
>
>
> Gil Price
> Lexngton, SC
> gprice@xxxxxxxx
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