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Re: HORIZON

  • From: "M. Denis Hill" <denis@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Subject: Re: HORIZON
  • Date: Mon, 22 Mar 1999 15:22:17 -0800
> I recently bought the Horizon 202. I can't wait to shoot my first roll.
> Should I start right away with slide film (I usually shoot Velvia or
> Sensia) or master the technique with print film first ? More generally, my
> aim is to blow up shots using this camera. So, should I solely shoot with
> print film ?

I suggest that you start with slide film. It's narrow exposure latitude allows
you to easily discern any exposure anomalies if the camera is not operating
properly. When you are satisfied with the camera's performance, and your
ability to use it, change to print film for your intended purpose. One of the
camera characteristics you'll want to carefully note is the discrepancy between
what the viewfinder shows and what the transparencies contain.

> Finally, is it possible to fit a polariseur filter onto the lens ?

No comment.

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