Re: a 3d experiment

[bercov@xxxxxxxxxxx (John Bercovitz)]

Luis Ortiz writes:

> I could not get the [laser] beam to show on p3200 Tmax shot at 6400.

Normally to photograph a laser beam, you open the shutter in a dark 
room and then insert a piece of white paper in the beam and follow it 
along its path.  It's the reflection off the white paper that the film 
records.  Try a few - you'll need to get the hang of making several 
steady circuits so as to get a good average.  It's sort of like dodging 
and burning - just keep moving.

If you also want an image of the other things in your viewfinder, take 
a normal shot on the same film before or after the laser/paper trick.
It's a double exposure of a type. 

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What's that!?

John B


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