IR with no direct sunlight

["Stan Patz" <skp113@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

>I accidently deleted a message where someone told me that there is no 
> >necessity
>to have bright sunlight in order to shoot IR photos. Can anyone tell >me 
>more
>about his/her experiences under those conditions, some links with >photos 
>would
>be great, too.



Dear Robert,

Having bright sun is not necessary with IR film. Due to the heavy filtration 
IR film requires, you may run into long exposures. Use a tripod.

Please visit the infrared section of my website; see "bent tree" and "lake 
rocks". Both shot on 4x5 HSI with a #25 filter.




Stan Patz   NYC

SKP113@xxxxxxxxxxx
www.PatzImaging.com

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