Re: winter landscape in IR

[ZmanPhotog@xxxxxxx]

>Could you please advice me how to expose winter landscapes. Should I
>give 2 stops more as in normal b/w photography? Thank you!

Just don't meter off of the blue sky.  I do that sometimes when I'm shooting 
scenes with normal film, but learned my lesson with IR.  Since I was using a 
red filter with the IR, which makes the sky black, my subject was blasted 
(duh).  Oh well, I'm always learning.  
I prefer metering off of a graycard or finding something that is a neutral 
shade.  But who are we kidding, its IR.  Bracket.....


zman
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