Here is a very neat comparison of same image, but one is digital IR and the other is Tmax100. Digital is 15mm lens at f/2.5, the 75mm on Tmax was at f/4.5. If you look closely you will see the film caught stuff digital did not and vice versa since I was using 720nm filter on a full spectrum sensor. Notice the IR picked up a bolt coming straight at us and thru camp where as the Tmax did not (since it wasn't sensitive to IR) This would be interesting to use IR film.
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Nice idea about the IR film. Hope you weren't standing too close to a metal tripod.Originally Posted by Steven Ruttenberg
Chamonix 45n-2, Ektar 100, polariser and 3 stop soft GND. It was blowing a gale and I was a bit rushed for time but I think it turned out pretty well.
Nice work
Carbon fiber tripod. I was more of a lightning rod than tripod. My cars were too.
Really good, Bryan!
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Thanks Peter! LF user esearing and I spent the morning out at this place. Eric likes "Rocks and Roots" so I was thinking of him while I set up this quite literal rock and roots photo.
Wow. May I ask what you used to scan this and where this was shot?Chamonix 45n-2, Ektar 100, polariser and 3 stop soft GND. It was blowing a gale and I was a bit rushed for time but I think it turned out pretty well.
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