[photo-3d] Re: exposure guides for kodak II stereo cameras

["Grant Campos" <gccampos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

David,

Sometimes the Kodaks can have sticky shutters. Usually the "sunny 16" rule works, but if the shutters are sticky you may have to compensate (use faster shutter speeds, or use smaller aperatures).  I did a quick search in the archives and here is what I found for the sunny 16 rule (this will save George from some typing):

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The SunnyFor most stereo cameras and 100 ASA film, follow the DrT rule :-):
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 +1 1/150 @ f16  sand or snow under bright sun
  0 1/100 @ f16  *sunny day rule* (front bright sunlight, distinct shdws)
 -1 1/100 @ f11  hazy sun, soft shadows, side lighting
 -2 1/100 @ f8   cloudy & no shadows, sunset w/sun, moon
 -3 1/50  @ f8   heavy overcast, bright shade
 -4 1/50  @ f5.6 dark shade, twilight at sunset
 -5 1/25  @ f5.6 Skyline just after sunset, tree shade
    ** Limit of hand-holding, use tripod for the following **
 -6 1/5  @ f8    N. window light, forest shade, shows w/carbon-arc sptlght
 -7 1/2  @ f8    Brightly illuminated offices, store windows, sport events
 -8 1    @ f8    Minimum office illum., city streets, stage shows avg.lig.
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 I borrowed the low light situations from "Harris Photoguide" for Existing
 Light, copyright 1989.
 
 -- George Themelis

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