[pure-silver] Re: problem with BTZS software
- From: shannon stoney <sstoney@xxxxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 25 Sep 2004 06:46:53 -0500
>I'm interested in some general feed-back on this software, since I gave it a
>try about 8 years ago with questionable success (Davies gave me the Mac
>software, but it didn't work for me). I ended up having much better results
>by plotting and extrapolating by hand or using simple computer graphics
>programs. The theory behind it seemed close enough, but the execution lacked
>accuracy. After I modified a few things, it worked well.
>
>Can you share other experiences?
I know several people who use it with a lot of success. They love
it. These are mostly people who shoot really big sheet film for alt
processes. I think I am going to keep trying it for a while before I
give up. I could have made a mistake when I exposed the film under
the enlarger light, or messed up the developer somehow. Or maybe I
am metering wrong, or my light meter is screwed up. It's kind of old
and needs adjustment about once a year. But, the four minute times
just don't seem right. That makes me think I made a mistake in the
test somehow.
SBR means subject brightness range in Phil-speak.
--shannon
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