web page, IR3D

[Glen Murray <grmurray@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Okay, first a few comments-

>> >Jaap Los
>> >See also my Infrared Photography Homepage
>> >at:   http://home.wxs.nl/~losjb

   Nice, and I agree, contrasty-  maybe pull the film 1/2 to a stop if you find you need more exposure to open up the shadows a bit- If I shoot in bright sun, I usually figure on some pull to help knock down the blown-away foliage.

   On opening the film can in the light- how much of the problem is due to IR transmissive felt as opposed to light-piping film base would be easy to find out, but everytime I've got the film, I'd rather shoot it than *try* to fog it  :)   If it is the lack of halo backing, then light would be okay when downloading your film, but not when loading it.

   If you want, check out some stereo IR-  my homepage is:  
   http://www.mindspring.com/~grmurray

   Get out those red/blue glasses    8-)       and let me know what you think!
        (you can view them without also, instr. on the page.)

     Glen

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