Re: Konica IR ...!st time, hyperfocal focusing, and Stigmata

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

> George,
     I did this, too, with Konica in a Mamiya 7II--I metered with a hand
held meter and exposed accordingly; however, those negatives were
bulletproof, and I felt next time I should expose at a minimum EI of 50, and
bracket higher.  Oh, I used the 29 filter.  I wonder why this was the case
with me?  I also, another question, found some of my negs  to be very soft
(of course I enlarged to 11 by 14) ; I was using the hyperfocal distance way
of focusing, but think that I shouldn't do so next time, and just make sure
what I want sharp is sharp...any ideas on this?
     One last question, in ref to the movie Stigmata that someone mentioned
a while back:  if blood coursed out of a statue, warm, as it did in that
movie (I know, I know; it's weird) would it in actuality on infrared be
blacker??  Like veins of blood underneath skin does?

Chris Anderson
> I have used the 120 version and shoot it at EI 8 when metered through a
#25
> filter and developed with Rodinal.  You can check my Web site for
examples.
>
> Cheers -
>
> george
>


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