>The vast majority of my own B&W's are infra-red and require a fair amount of
>pre-shot planning, then careful processing and finally, printing. Often
>hours of printing. Days even, coming back after letting it rest for awhile,
>so I can see it better.
>
I got my first roll of infrared back last week. I love it. I have to get some
of the prints made since I only got a contact sheet. Some of the shots were
with a pinhole too. I need a scanner......
>OM Content: the accuracy of the 4T meter and it's inclusion of "highlites
>and shadows" buttons make Zone work nearly simplistic. You still have to do
>the calibration and all, but the system is a serious contender. And I own
>N*k*n F5 (for the autofocus and fill flash) but wouldn't consider it for
>Zone work or loooooong exposures... it's just not as good.
>
I wish more pros felt that way.....
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