Techpan with deep red filters...

["P.O.V. Image Service" <pov_image@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Been there, done that...

Extremely reduced tonal range.. Anything that is red will be read as
white by the film (make-up and composition must be altered
accordingly)..

Seem to remember rating it at about 800 ISO metered in studio... Was
developed in D-19 (1-1) for about 4 minutes... Negatives will be dense
and extremeley contrasty, almost lith-like.  24 X 36 enlargements were
nearly grainless.

There was an article in Shutterbug back in 91, 92, or 93 about it.  It
was a teo issue piece on Ultra High Contrast Photography.  It is a great
piece of source material on this. I found the numbers in the article for
development times in D-19 OK if I rated the TechPan one stop faster than
the article stated.  Also... as many do with HIE, bracket a stop in each
direction.


All in all, I got some awesome imagery..


Keith Krebs
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