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

["David Vandever" <vandever1@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

thanks for the great info on exposures for the kodak stereo camera. i am 
going to get the hang of this baby yet, with all of the great suggestions 
that you pros are giving me. by the by, does anyone know where i can find 
realist mounted views of lookout mountain? I plan to go there on vacation 
this summer, and want to find some photogenic spots to take 3-d from. any 
help appreciated, and as always, thanks guys for  all the advice you send my 
way. i read it all, and appreciate your help more than you will ever know.  
david vandever.. vandever1@xxxxxxxxxxx


>From: "Grant Campos" <gccampos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Reply-To: photo-3d@xxxxxxxxxxx
>To: <photo-3d@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>Subject: [photo-3d] Re: exposure guides for kodak II stereo cameras
>Date: Sat, 13 May 2000 19:36:18 -0700
>
>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):
>
>**Quote**
>
>The SunnyFor most stereo cameras and 100 ASA film, follow the DrT rule :-):
>----------------------------------------------------------------
>  +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.
>  -------------------------------------------------------------------------
>  I borrowed the low light situations from "Harris Photoguide" for Existing
>  Light, copyright 1989.
>
>  -- George Themelis
>
>***Unquote**
>
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