fotodano

<p>My set up is this: Nikon D90 /Metz 50 Af1<br /> <br /> Camera: Manual 1/60 f4 ISO 400 flash in commander mode (trigger only) flash shutter speed at 1/60th<br /> <br /> Flash: Manual Servo<br /> <br /> Problem: with the flash at 1/128th, triggered by the camera (also at 1/128), my exposure is "fine". Once I increase the power of the flash I get a dark (underexposed image).<br /> <br /> An incident light meter proves my flash out put is increasing.<br>

A shutter miscue has been suggested, but I'm stumped.<br /> I'm quite new to working with flash at this level, and it has me stumped as I work through Strobist's; Lighting 101.<br /> <br /> Has any one else run into this kind of 3rd party conflict?<br /> <br /> Any thoughts?</p>

<p>Still no go. I can open the folders but they are empty. The upload process seems to behave normally however, at the end of the process the "upload complete " box sends me to the "add Captions" Page which says I have no uploaded photos.</p>

<p>http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=1002601</p>

<p><small><em>AOLserver/4.5.1 on http://www.photo.net:8003</em></small></p>

<p><em>445pm Arizona time.</em></p>

<p><em>Fresh folder can't upload.</em></p>

<p><em>Help</em></p>

<p><em>Dano<br /></em></p><div></div>

<p>A recent (last year) article in POP Photo outlined techniques for shooting IR with an un modified D70. Any one have a link/copy?</p>

 

<p>I would go with home development. Strict temps at 70 deg. D76 6mis, 30 sec, 30 sec stop, 6min fix, 5min washing agent, 5 min clear water wash and foto flo rinse. (Actual results may vary. Offer not good in alaska or Hawaii) With a #25 red filter I recieved great IR effect. The images are posted at irleague.com. I miss my Konica 750. Sniff!</p>

<p>Can any one describe their workflow when shooting IR with the sd 14 /15?</p>

<p>Does anyone have thoughts on the proper dilution / fixing times for film. The lables a bit confusing.</p>

<p>Thanks,</p>

<p>dano</p>

 

I like the idea of the pre steamed shower. I have gotten into the habit of taking my tank into the drying area before removing the film & hanging to dry, I'm kinda slow on these things though. Just as a note dust or other particle on the neg will always show up white, the impede light from gettin to the paper & revese in a scan.

 

Dano

Hey John, Never saw if you resolved your issue. I have run into problems with reels slipping in the center spool. Hence I'm always very gentle with my agitation. If you can't get comfortable with your tank setup, bail out & get one taht works for you. The sooner you can standardize one process, the sooner you can begin to expand the range of creative possibilies. Besides, hinkey gear gives an unsatisfactory experience, & that is fertil ground for people moving away from hand crafted B/W to the dark side.

 

Dano