OK, I finally got my fireworks slides back (a week and a half to
process E6, that seems long?) and have been busy scanning them
in and running them through ImageMagick to scale them down to a
"reasonable size".
All images were shot with a -4T, on Provia 100F at f11. I think I
changed lenses when I changed rolls, so the 100 series images are with
the Tamron 35-80 f/2.8-3.8 zoomed out to 35mm. When I realized that
the displays were over shooting the lens, I put the 24/2.8 on and shot
the rest.
The exposures were all in the neighborhood of 8 seconds. A few of them
might have been longer when I was using the black matte board to block
the lens.
The images seem to lean toward the red spectrum. I seem to recall the
show having a lot more blue and green that I captured. My guess is
that those colors weren't bright enough to show up well on the image.
Would the lenght of the exposure make the images go red?
Oh, the link to the album is:
http://www.glorifyhim.com/pics/Freedom03_1.html
Thanks,
Johnie
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