Re: Infrared Fireworks Photographs

[George L Smyth <GLSmyth@xxxxxxx>]

Peter Badcock wrote:
> 
> Dear George, Mike and others,
>                                 I believe that the cause of the halo is due to
> the fact that Kodak's HIE has no anti-halation layer on the film.  Since said a
> 'Major Burst', this would imply that it is brighter than the average burst
> (which wouldn't show up the Halo as distinctly).  I suspect that you would get
> exactly the same effect if you photographed any bright light source using HIE
> (e.g. the sun, or a light bulb).

I'm aware of the lack of anti-halation layer. <g>  No, this is something quite
different.  I'll have to post a shot on my Web page within the next couple of
days so that you can see what I mean.  It's not really a halo, but a circle of
light.

george

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