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pointless and uncalled for

16:56 / 09.01.02

I was wondering if anyone has any experience in forced reciprocity and if there is any advice for improving my chances of results?

I know the theory fairly well but as it's a hit and miss thing I'd like to improve my chances of a hit.

pointless and uncalled for

10:23 / 10.01.02

Any other photographers on these boards?

invisible_al

18:53 / 10.01.02

Well I'm just an beginning with a tat digital camera and an old practica SLR. You probably know more than me mate...but I do know some good photographers, tell us what exactly are you trying to do and I can ask them :-).
Btw have any photos on-line?

pointless and uncalled for

00:52 / 11.01.02

Forced reciprocity is when you try to bring about reciprocity on an entire roll of film for development perposes.

Reciprocity is the effect that occurs when a negative is exposed for less than 1000th of a second or in excess of on 1 second and the reaction of the film deviates from the norm on an exponential scale to create varied and strange effects.

What I'm looking for are the effects of variables on this effect such as film, light, colour balance in composition, light colour temperature and so on. The sort of thing that isn't covered by theory but gained by experience.

pointless and uncalled for

10:21 / 14.01.02

Ah well, I'm going to guess that this is a practice unexplored by the 'lithers.

Anyone know any obscure tricks or treats for photography.

netbanshee

14:48 / 14.01.02

Are you trying to use this as an experiment, or are you considering it in a series? Sounds like it would be interesting to use in frame animation. Watching an image fluctuate in different ways seems pretty cool.

pointless and uncalled for

15:01 / 14.01.02

I'm not really familiar with the results enough to contemplate this as frame animation, also that might require taking a lot of pictures at the same time.

netbanshee

15:18 / 14.01.02

Can you post any examples or resources (on the net) that you've found on this process? Would probably shape things up...sparks some curiosity...

pointless and uncalled for

16:59 / 14.01.02

This isn't something that I've found out from the net. I tried some searching but nothing more informative than my posts is coming up.

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