Re: Digitaltruth Photo Newsletter
The Rollei IR sounds sort of like HIE, with good speed and no anti-
halation backing. Has anyone tried it?
I made one of those IR meters once, eons ago. Just block a simple
photo cell with IR filter and use it to record exposures. After
processing, "calibrate" it by comparing the results with the original
exposures and lighting situations. Worked fine. Interesting to see the
idea being marketed.
Sam Wang
On Jul 30, 2009, at 6:15 PM, Don Bryant wrote:
Bob,
To little to late I'm afraid for those of us that were dedicated
users of
Kodak HIE IR film.
Don Bryant
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From: BOB KISS [mailto:bobkiss@caribsurf.com]
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I just received this and thought it might be of interest to y'all...
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Digitaltruth Photo Newsletter
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