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polarizer?
hello list!
I recently received the maco IR 4x5.
I have only exposed a couple of sheets.
my question is: are there any special considerations when using a polarizer
and IR. I stacked the filters (#25 red and the ploarizer). I had heard it
would only act as a neutral density filter when using IR (what I was going
for). I had the red on first and then the polarizer. now normally, I would
turn the ploarizer until I got the desired effect. but I was unable to see
much change through the red. I guess next time I will put the polarizer on
first and red last.
the day was a bit hazy. I had figured that if the polarizer did do anything
it would naturally make my usually dark/black (actual blue) skies even
darker. but they are white on the resulting image? could be the haze?
also!: is my math correct in my filter factor of 5.5? a filter factor of 3
for the 25 red, and 2.5 for the polarizer. bringing my maco ISO 100 to
around 3 or less ?
this 4x5 IR ain't cheap! I'm just trying to save some head ache and much
needed $
any suggestions would be much appreciated
p.s. YES, I am trying to slow down the film as much as possible. I am
hoping for 3+ second exposures to blur all ambient movement, waves mostly
paul schuster
www.schusterphoto.com
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