Richard Knoppow wrote: How are you making the test exposures for your sensitometric curves? I've been taking individual frames of a Kodak gray card and also have a Stouffer reflective zone scale that is just the right size and mounted acrossone end of the card. I measure the card on-center in each frame on a Macbeth TD-902 (calibrated). I also have a german Wallner projection densitometer that is part of my Labex/Wallner modular darkroom meter/timer/analyzer system. These agree within .02 whenever I've checked and then I can also review the zone chart when it's projected. I've got a shutter tester and know that the shutter speeds I'm using in combination withmy typical ƒstop/shutter speed combos are accurate. I'm getting less confident about my little jimmy-rigged system recently after this episode and a couple of others. I think I was better off without so much data! Do you see potential issues in what I'm doing? I just bought a Bowens Illumitran slide copier rig and have heard that their light source is very consistent and repeatable. I thought I'd try calibrating to a projection step wedge and see if I can prove it to be consistent. I could then just include one (or a few, if needed) frames in a roll to verify or test combinations. Kind of a poor-man's sensitometer. Do you think this might work? ============================================================================================================= To unsubscribe from this list, go to www.freelists.org and logon to your account (the same e-mail address and password you set-up when you subscribed,) and unsubscribe from there.