Re: Infrared Wedding Pics

[Mr645@xxxxxxx]

>Jon,
>WONDERFUL work!  Could you explain your technique a bit?  Speed rating,
>metering, do you bracket... what do you develop in for how long.
>Enquiring minds want to know ;-)

With ther opaque filter I use a handheld meter at ISO 25, with the red #29 or 
#25 filter I rate it at ISO 50.  I take it to a local B&W lab and have them 
develop the film.  The negs are typically dense and hardto scan, even with 
mid to high end scanners but I like the results when printed.  I don't 
bracket much

Jon
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