JamesD
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Okay, so I've bought a roll of HIE, and I'm planning on loading it into the AE-1P as soon as I have it in my hot little hands. So, reading the datasheet, it doesn't really give an ISO setting, instead referring to varying levels of IR in the scene.
Well, duh?
Then it says that if you're using a #25 in daylight (which I will be) to use EI 50--with a handheld meter. Then, there's a note saying that for a camera with TTL metering, and a filter, use EI 200.
So, I use EI 200, right? And if it's EI 50 with a #25 (and a handheld) and EI 80 without a #25 (but with a handheld) then with TTL but no #25 it should be EI 320, right? Two-thirds stop increase in film speed.
Don't even get me started on development times.... I mean, I use T-Max. Like, WTF, dudes? I mean, exactly what is a "contrast index"? I just want pictures of white trees for crying out loud!
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Well, duh?
Then it says that if you're using a #25 in daylight (which I will be) to use EI 50--with a handheld meter. Then, there's a note saying that for a camera with TTL metering, and a filter, use EI 200.
So, I use EI 200, right? And if it's EI 50 with a #25 (and a handheld) and EI 80 without a #25 (but with a handheld) then with TTL but no #25 it should be EI 320, right? Two-thirds stop increase in film speed.
Don't even get me started on development times.... I mean, I use T-Max. Like, WTF, dudes? I mean, exactly what is a "contrast index"? I just want pictures of white trees for crying out loud!
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