Re: IR filter

[tcekolin@xxxxxxxxxx]

     I have used the same information, but I use my e-6 film as a flash 
     filter. I haven't tried it as a lens filter yet.
     
     I agree with Ed, thanks Andy!
     
     Tony


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Subject: IR filter
Author:  <infrared@xxxxx> at Internet-Mail
Date:    12/1/97 2:58 PM


I had described Andy Davidhazy's home-made IR filter to my students 
in September. One of the students actually did it and did it well. 
She had two sheets of E-6 unexposed chrome film processed. Then she 
used the two as an IR filter. AND it worked. Her photos are quite 
beautiful nudes taken on a beach in California. The class is in 
NYC. She flew out to Califirnia to see a friend and she ended 
up shooting many nudes. Wonderful images. Thanks Andy for the 
technique for making filters. Ed Meyers
     
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