Re: #25 vs. 87 or 87c

[IStudioIR@xxxxxxx]

Brian,

Feel free to take a look a the two images I have on our web site:

 <A HREF="www.imaginationstudio.com">Imagination Studio</A>

This site is under construction and will soon have many more than the two 
images I have there now.  Both images were taken with an Olympus Wide-E 
rangefinder using an 87c filter.  I use this great little combination for all 
of my IR work.  I could just as easily use a 25a but chose to stick with the 
87c because of what I feel the results represent --  light which we humans 
cannot see.  Plain and simple.  And, I only use HIE because it is the only 
TRUE IR film on the market that is worth using, IMHO.  I am constantly amazed 
with the results that I get...not that I get an image but with what the image 
represents.  Go for it and you'll enjoy the results even more.

Do get the 'White' book...it is the best reference book I have found on the 
topic of IR photography.  You will learn from it but the only way to acquire 
the skills needed to truly visualize in IR is to shoot, shoot, and shoot some 
more.

Good Luck!!!
Mike Brouphy,
>From the warm and IR rich Suncoast of Florida
 
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