Re: Ilford SFX

[Michel Wurtz <mw@xxxxxxx>]

Janez Kukec - Mezek wrote:
> 
> To the group.
> 
> Finaly there is spring comming and I am planning to shoot with IR films
> again. I had some pieces of HIE and I will again try to make some shots
> with Ilford SFX, which I usually use as normal B&W film. Last year I
> tried this film for the first time with unknown dark red filter (darker
> than #25, but much lighter than #89B) and the result were underexposed
> negatives. This time I would like to try using Hoya R72 (#89B) filter.
> Has anyone any suggestions about exposures?

I have the same project... I guess 6 to 8 iso is a good starting point
(if i remember correctly, someone on the list gave this figures), with
of course, intense bracketing ;-)

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Michel Wurtz
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