What film do you use with your setup? -david --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, DigitalLipothymy@a... wrote: > In a message dated 11/6/2003 2:21:46 PM Eastern Standard Time, > jef.jef@v... writes: > As you > dimmed the lights the color output of the lights warmed up a lot > resulting in the slides with a warm color cast. If you re-shoot the > slides with the lights on full power and adjust your exposure > accordingly you will get much better results. However, there are still > some other factors you would need to take in account to get a perfect > color match from prints to slides. > here is how i create my own slides, without any of the strange color shifts > mentioned. > > i use a copy stand, with a flood light positioned an equal distance, on each > side of the stand, and a BLUE BCN #1 light bulb in each one (you can purchase > these at just about any Photo Specialty Store, or online.), and i do NOT use > any other lighting in the room. i take a light reading with a light meter, and > gray card, and have never had a problem. > > k a y
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Re: Color slides of Ultrachrome prints - read
2003-11-06 by David Wroblewski
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