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Jorge Gasteazoro. |
9:55 30 Dec 06 |
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Miles |
17:30 23 Dec 06 |
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Steve Nicholls |
22:47 23 Dec 06 |
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Miles |
5:16 24 Dec 06 |
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Steve Nicholls |
23:31 24 Dec 06 |
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Miles |
3:55 25 Dec 06 |
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Rod Pool |
15:42 17 Dec 06 |
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Phil Davis |
16:46 17 Dec 06 |
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Miles |
17:08 4 Dec 06 |
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Re: paper testing with zone VI head |
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Jorge Gasteazoro. |
19:55 4 Dec 06 |
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Had the same problem you did, turning the knobs willy nilly without testing is a recepie for failure. WHat I did was turn one of the knobs all the way to the max, the other was at the low end and then I turned the one on the low end up in set increments. For example I set the Green light to Max and the blue ligh to Min, made a test strip, then I turned the blue light to A--TS---turned to C---TS----turn E ---TS--- and so on. I did it this way because I figure the important part of the hard light, the shadows, would be better presented if I had a max of the soft light. Unfortunatelly at that time I was a zone user and did not do the BTZS, I think this method with the BTZS would give you very clear results. As it was I was able to visually get some good results.
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