Re: take pity on me

["David J. Carlyon" <david@xxxxxxx>]

>2.What I really need is "Infrared for Dummies." I joined this list in
>preparation for shooting my first roll of Infrared sometime soon. I
>want to make sure I'm prepared and informed before I actually do it,
>instead of making the mistake of treating it like normal film and then
>feeling like a big corkhead. Most of the literature I've found (on the
>web anyway, i haven't checked traditional resources yet) has been more
>technical than i'm prepared to handle. Sooo, any suggestions for an
>infrared virgin?
>K, i do believe I'm babbled enough for now, thanks in advance,
>Najjie

In traditional literature, check out Laurie White's `Infrared Photography`
(I think that's the name). Take a look at my page on IR (
http://scc.net/~david/Photography/infrared.html ). Both of those are for
b&w infrared, btw, not color.

David
http://scc.net/~david/Photography/


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