Re: Previsualizing IR

[Larry Sabo <sabo@xxxxxxx>]

Yes, I know. I assumed that whoever would be reading my reply would have 
just read your post, and saw no point it repeating the whole thing. My 
apologies if I offended.

Larry

At 11/8/00 05:39 PM, you wrote:
>>At 11/8/00 04:00 PM, you wrote:
>> >Previsualizing generally means being able to predict what a scene is 
>> going to
>> >look like on a final print. This is rather difficult to do (in my opinion)
>> >since we can not perceive infrared in the same manner that infrared 
>> sensitive
>> >film used with red or infrared transmitting filters does. So, at best, 
>> we have
>> >a "gut" feeling of what something might look like ... or a wish for 
>> something
>> >magical to happen.
>
>... I actually wrote a bit more than what was quoted here!!!!  ;-)
>
>andy
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