Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/03/20
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Hi Richard, The Kodak web page (www.kodak.com) has a link to a tech sheet for their color IR film (EIR; E-6 processing). Likewise the Ilford web page has links to their SFX-200 film. I read an article in Shutterbug about EIR. A good starting point would be to use a Wratten 12-equivalent filter and rate the film at ASA 200. The Ilford SFX-200 is also ASA 200 and should be used with a dark red filter (another article in a recent issue of Leica Fotografie I saw referred to a B+W 092). Good luck. All Best, Corey Levenson San Antonio TX P.S. Don't forget to make sure that whoever porcesses your EIR film DOES NOT use any night vision equipment in the lab or your film will be fogged. >Hey All, > There has been a good deal of discussion about films lately. I really >appreciate the way many of you share you knowledge and experience . > I could use some advice on Kodak's infrared film, and also the semi- >infrared film by Ilford. A recommended starting point for the Kodak film would >be very helpful. >Thanks in advance, >Richard Bush >way2loco@aol.com