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André Bermak
{K:14443} 8/5/2004
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Excelente composição em P&B!!!!Coitado do mamute....
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Roger Williams
{K:86139} 5/21/2004
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Can't help with IR--have never shot it. Looks fine to me. The grain does look a bit, er, pre-historic, though. I'm very busy right now, Michael; sorry I can't keep up with comemnts!
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Michael Sean Fleming
{K:2267} 5/16/2004
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Thanks for the tips. The film transport monitor sounds like what may have caused my problem. I will definitley try your suggestions when I borrow another camera and try IR film again.
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Kilroy Was Here
{K:177} 5/15/2004
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Some of the newer cameras, notably Pentax MZ-S use an infrared signal to monitor film transport. This will fog IR film. I discovered this the hard way. Kodak HIE is very sensitive to any stray radiation and it may be advisable to put a small strip of black electrician's tape over the little clear window on the camera back. Otherwise, this is a pretty good IR image. IR gets stunning results with vegetation. Chlorophyl is a very good IR reflector. Strangely, aluminum aircraft become very smooth in IR. It's my favorite medium. Enjoy!!
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Stephen Bowden
{K:64141} 5/14/2004
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Great result Michael
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