Re: Processing of CIR Film

["Barry B. Bean" <bbbean@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Sounds like we have different needs. I'm just using the IR to spot
check activity in hail and flood damaged fields, and am not concerned
with species identification.

BBB

On Fri, 09 Jun 2000 11:34:00 -0400, James Bielecki wrote:

>>>If you are photographing any type of vegetation (such as >>forages or crops in
>>>my case) then you want to process your IR film AR5.
>
>>Why? I've been very pleased to date with our crop photos >developed E6.
>>BB
>
>Maybe with crops but not with trees.  We use 70mm CIR extensively this time of the year and the AR-5 process is absolutely superior to E-6 in it's ability to distinguish between the various types of hardwood trees that grow throughout Northern Michigan.  
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>Jim Bielecki
>Silviculturist
>Forest Management Division
>Michigan Department of Natural Resources
>1732 West M-32, Gaylord MI.  49735
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