6 Commenti

1. 
   neufotomacher · 2022-01-05 18:04

   Good capture with the IR film.

2. 
   serolfitnas · 2022-01-07 18:57

   @neufotomacher Thank you so much!! Even though it was expired film, the results were pretty good.

3. 
   yamit · 2022-01-17 14:38

   Hey,
   I've heard the Hoya r72 filter takes about 6 stops of light, so I wanted to know why toy metered at ISO 6? I have one expired roll of infrared film so I want to get it right :)

4. 
   serolfitnas · 2022-01-17 23:08

   @yamit Hi! :) That´s right , 6 stops of light are taken by the IR filter, so, in order to get the correct exposure, i reduce the iso value of the selector in my lightmeter, passing from iso 400 to iso 6 (400 ->200->100->50->25->12->6, 6 stops). With iso 6 now in the lightmeter, i start to take the incident light readings in the objects that i want to have the correct exposure. I rated my Rollei Infrared film normally, at ISO 400, even though it was expired (3 years only). If your film is expired, remember to reduce your iso value by 1 stop every 10 years.

5. 
   yamit · 2022-01-18 09:45

   Thop @serolfitnas thank you very much! You've been incredibly helpful, I appreciate that. Have a great day.

6. 
   serolfitnas · 2022-01-18 19:29

   @yamit You're welcome!! Have a great day too and have fun shooting film <3