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Phil Davis |
8:12 28 Jun 04 |
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Michael Carboy |
22:55 4 Jun 03 |
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Greetings All,
When shooting color, we have to worry about color correcting a scene to the relevant color tmep of the film we are shooting.. In B&W world, this problem is alleged to not be significant enough to worry about.
When looking at the spectral sensitivity curves of TMax films, I see there is a marked notch in film repsonse around 500nm, just about the same wavelength as that of the blue component in a fluorescent bulb...
When using BTZS methods, we are trying to get the best exposure for the given condition.. I wonder if we should tweak our procedures at all if shooting indoors under fluorescent or outside under artificial lighting?? Does anyone know/seen a spectral sensitivity curve for meters??
I suspect the effect is not that great.. guessing maybe a few tenths of a stop??
best,
M
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Phil |
18:13 6 Jun 03 |
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MEC |
11:58 13 Jun 03 |
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Brian Mikiten |
6:35 1 Jun 03 |
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Angelo Micheletti |
8:01 27 Aug 03 |
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Phil |
12:58 25 May 03 |
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michael |
16:21 14 May 03 |
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Phil |
6:35 15 May 03 |
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howard schwartz |
12:06 8 Apr 03 |
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