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RE: OK; I'm about ready for EIR :)


  • From: Theo Benson <TBenson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Subject: RE: OK; I'm about ready for EIR :)
  • Date: Thu, 20 Aug 1998 08:57:37 -0700

Bill,
I use a #15 with EIR, and have found that exposures made from ISO 200 to ISO
250 seem to give the best results.  I have even found that exposures made of
the same scenes at both ISO's are pleasing -- each have their own
personalities.

Good luck!

- -- Theo

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	bcasselb@xxxxxxxxxxx [SMTP:bcasselb@xxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent:	Wednesday, August 19, 1998 8:28 PM
> To:	infrared@xxxxx
> Subject:	OK; I'm about ready for EIR  :)
> 
> 
> 
>   Hi all,
> 
> 	Just a final round of probing on tips for the Kodak
> 	EIR slide film. I have procured an 82mm #15 yellow
> 	filter and a 77mm-82mm step-up ring. This will allow
> 	me to use my 300mm f4, a 24mm f3.5, & a (hopefully
> 	w/o vignetting) a 20mm f4.5   I may try just holding
> 	it in front of my 17mm f4, too -- just for fun :)  As
> 	well I have a 49mm #15 yellow for many other of my 
> 	lenses. I also have a 77mm polarizer which will fit in
> 	behind the #15 in the wide-angle hood from the 20mm.
> 	Have also a 49mm polarizer. 
> 
> 	anyway ... I was just over at Spearmint's (Gavin ?)
> 	page to check on exposure. I found that he metered @
> 	250 w/ just a #12 yellow and used that. So, any voice
> 	of experience on a good startoff exposure using the
> 	#15/plz combo ??  I intend to wait for a good sunny IR-packed
> 	day for this venture.
> 
> 	I'll most likely try some w/ green & orange filtration
> 	too, as I have those filters. The 17mm f4 fisheye (an old
> 	m42 mount Takumar) has a built-in k2 yellow, UV, & an
> 	orange. I'm unfamiliar w/ the notation on the orange,
> 	though -- 056(O2) ... my other orange is designated "G"
> 
> 					anyway, it'll be fun  :)
> 
>   btw; there are now 6 Fisheye shots on my site in a section
> 	easily accessible from the opening page.
> 
> 				any info appreciated ...   Bill
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