Re: Filters!?!?

["Christina Z. Anderson" <tracez@xxxxxxx>]

I agree; I've had great luck with the Konica  120 film and the 29
filter--nice, punchy negative. Although I did not meter through the lens, I
just used my light meter at a set ISO and shot with my Mamiya rangefinder
camera.  Actually, since you don't view through the lens in that camera, of
course, you don't have to worry about not seeing your subject!

> Pedro, if you use an opaque IR filter, you won't be able to view through
it
> or meter through it. Better to find a no.29 deep red filter. It allows
only a
> small amount of visible light to pass and the effects are similar to an IR
> filter. You can meter and view through it though.
>   Joe
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