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Phil |
10:17 11 Jan 03 |
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David Mark |
10:59 11 Jan 03 |
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Phil |
13:46 11 Jan 03 |
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Robert McColloch |
17:35 13 Jan 03 |
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Re: flare compensation factors |
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Phil |
18:19 13 Jan 03 |
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Robert --
The "0.02" is a more or less arbitrary number that the program uses in calculation. It's a variable in a little equation that relates development increase (flare compensation) to SBR. It doesn't have any direct equivalent in "N-numbers" but varying the number by as little as 0.001 will have some minor affect. The 0.02 default value increases negative contrast (for a normal 7-stop subject range) by about 1/2 paper grade.
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Phil |
10:19 14 Jan 03 |
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Michael Carboy |
16:23 24 Dec 02 |
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Phil |
17:53 24 Dec 02 |
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David Mark |
8:07 13 Dec 02 |
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Phil |
11:57 13 Dec 02 |
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