Originally posted by tuco Be sure and post some results. What ISO are you going to use?
From what I have been reading, a good starting point is ISO 6. The paper is grade 3 RC Ilford, and the Ilford site mentions using about 4 times exposure for "normal" film, whatever that is. If I start at ISO 100 as "normal", half that is 50, half again is 25, half again is 12, and once more makes 6.
Using sunny 16 as a start, that would be a 1/5th second shutter at f 1:16 on an average scene in full summer sun.
I expect to use filters to handle contrast, apparently paper has less dynamic range, and is very much less sensitive to red spectrums. Someone posted a shot using polarizer and yellow and was getting good results. Just gonna have to experiment and see.
I won't be printing, just scan and reverse in GIMP.
Yep, I will post!
I may have to send the Avus in for bellows repair, the last roll I shot showed some ugly leaks.