Exciting stuff Gary!
I am supposed to be on my computer putting together a Powerpoint
brief on visual circuits for our students, but I have to catch up on
the 500+ posts that I have missed owing to my server having been down
for about 36 hours. Luckily, when my wife came down and saw me *not*
doing my work, I had an excuse: "Well Gary is telling an exciting
story about trying to photograph a missile launch in New Mexico (not
TX?) and I have to read it!"
I wonder what the Provia will look like? You never know, it might
turn out to be artistically valuable and be used in marketing
literature for the rest of time... ;-).
Chris
At 20:40 -0600 22/3/02, Gary Edwards wrote:
Well, you always ought to be prepared.
snip...
The shot went off more or less as planned the next morning about an hour
after sunrise (the desert is cold that time of morning in March). Scott got
good exposures on all three cameras by enlisting my safety engineer to fire
the wunderbrick; and handed all the film over to the Range lab.
The pictures? I haven't seen them yet, but I've been informed that the lab
ran the Provia from my OM-4T in their C-41 processor.
Gary ("it's not rocket science") Edwards
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