Exposure times for Rollie IR film

[keithwms]

See now, the texture in those mini heart-shaped leaves ^^^, that's what I look for in IR. Nice work. Not uniform white.

My most IR-ish shot with superpan, with a #87...

http://www.apug.org/gallery/showphot...6&ppuser=16571

'twas a long exposure, mind you, 10 sec or so, if I remember correctly.

[stradibarrius]

Before I start the developing I need to get the exposure correct...I have been shooting Fuji Acros 100 and am very pleased with the results but This will be my first IR film.

[RobertV]

Well sucess! Make some bracketing and a least one shot without the filter so that you're able to check the development later.

Robert

[stradibarrius]

Thanks for very good information...

[RobertV]

Some more IR info:

http://www.fotohuisrovo.nl/documenta...P_Infrarot.pdf

and:

http://www.vividlight.com/Articles/2915.htm

Regards,

Robert

[MattKing]

Thanks Matt, 8 sec @ f/16 tells me where to start. IR can be so interesting and this is my first try with IR film. Do you process your own film?

Your welcome.

Yes - HC110 Dil B, 8.75 minutes @ 20C with agitation of 10 seconds each minute.

Matt