Re: New to EIR

[JoePaduano@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 00-07-13 14:46:26 EDT, you write:

<< I have been shooting HIE  for about 2 years now and I like what I get, but
 recently I have been thinking about trying EIR to see if I like what I get.
 Very honestly I haven't to date paid much attention to the EIR info on the 
list,
 "sorry".  Can anyone give me a starting ISO/EI and which filters are best.  
As
 usual, any help will be appreciated!!!
 
 Kudos to All
 
 Infravisions >>
I have shot over 100 rolls of the new EIR and  get great results with a 
rating of ISO200, using a no.16 orange filter together with a polarizer. This 
will produce saturated colors and great contrast. Folige and grass will be 
reddish more than magenta, red objects usually record as yellow, yellow as 
red, & blue and green, as purple. Blue skies will usually record as dark 
blue. Meter through the filters, make 1 shot at that reading & then  stop 
down 1 stop and make another exposure, for best results. To see the results I 
have had, go to my Art of Infrared website at 
http://members.aol.com/joepaduano/infrared/   Then click on the color 
infrared gallery icon.
  Joe
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