Re: color ir

["Asael" <Asael@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dan,

You really should use a filter to block out the blue, as all three layers
are blue sensitive. If you do not have a Y12, use an O16 or similar filter
that will block out the blue.

EI 360 (TTL with the filter) is a good starting point, but I suggest you
bracket in 1/3 stops as EIR has very limited exposure latitude.

Good luck,

Asael

www.DigitalPhotographicArt.com


-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel Flather <pincher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: infrared@xxxxx <infrared@xxxxx>
Date: Saturday, December 30, 2000 10:35 AM
Subject: color ir


>Hi all,
>
> I just picked up my first roll of Kodak color IR.  I always have shot
>b&w IR with  great results.  Just wondering what is a good EI starting
>point with the color IR?  I do not have a #12 orange filter as
>recommended by Kodak.  EI at 160...??...200.......?
>
>Thanks-
>Dan
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