Re: Bio

[George L Smyth <glsmyth@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Thu, 18 Feb 1999, Nelson Kon wrote:

> > Use Kodak and Konica I.R.Also various other faster films.The new Ilford Delta
> > 3200
> > looks to be usefull having a nice grain structure and very good tones.Filter
> > is a red 25 or Ilford SFX gel filter,the filter is fine but the film I did not
> > like at all.
> 
> Why not?
> 
> Any other opinion about Ilford SFX comparing to Konica and Kodak?
> You should have already discussed this point but I'm new in the
> list...

It's difficult to compare it with the other two, but the "infrared
effects" will be a bit more muted.  Grain will be less than Kodak, more
than Konica.

Best is to look at the results from each (I've got examples of Kodak and
Konica on my newly-redesigned Web page) and decide which matches what
you're look for.  Shoot a couple of rolls of each and decide which fits
your vision.

george

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