Hi,
Someone once told me that the ISO P, the one we find with the paper
instructions, is 1/100 of the film ISO. So, using the Ilford paper as an
example, w/o. filter the paper is ISO P 500 giving us aprox. ISO 5 for
film meters. Using filters for multicontrast, the ISO P might be 200 or
100 thus giving us a meter setting of ISO 2 or 1.
If it is true, well I haven't tested yet, but if someone did, I'd love
to hear.
Joao
> I would use iso 6 for most papers.I would also recomend rc for the
> negative.
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Received on Thu Dec 28 08:09:32 2000
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