P3D Re: PHOTO-3D digest 2799

[Cghon@xxxxxxx]

Andrea Blair wrote:

<< Another film I find interesting (but haven't tried) is infrared. I have 
 seen several members in our club use it with very intriguing results. 
 Perhaps someone who uses infrared would like to share some information 
 with us.>>

Kodak's High Speed (b&w negative) infrared, used with a red filter, 
can result in some spectacular effects if you process and print your 
own negatives. Same with Konica IR or Ilford SFX (the latter being
more of a "near infrared" with less dramatic effects.)  Slide people
will need Kodak's Ektachrome Infrared film.  The effects depend on
your choice of filter -- green, orange, red, yellow, or none.  This requires
a lot of experimentation -- using the data sheet as a guide and starting
point, and expensive lab processing!  The only lab I know of which
specializes in processing this film is the Rocky Mountain Film Lab,
560 Geneva St., Aurora, CO 80010.  They charge around $20 for 
processing and mounting. (Could be less if you ask for no mounting.) 
I would expect that this film might produce some very exceptional 3D effects.

Carole

  


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