Re: HIE & #87 (Better filter?)

[Luvdove6@xxxxxxx]

> 	I would recommend that you start with the Wratten # 12 yellow (minus
>  blue) that you have because that is the filter the film was designed for 
and
>  recommended by Kodak on the film spec data sheet. Anything stronger will
>  shift the colors more red. The film layers are sensitive to green, red and
>  infrared. If you start holding back too much green and you are left with 
red
>  & IR. Some people like a different color for special effects but you should
>  start with the normal and experiment from there if you wish to later.
>  
>  	Ron

Thanks Ron! 
 Since this film is so expensive to work with, I'll stick with my #12 and 
maybe experiment with creative filters (with the #12 combined)
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