Need advice for "pull" processing

Bill France wrote:

On Fri, 4 Nov 2005 09:46:54 -0500, "Ken Hart" wrote:



Can you use neutral density filters on this camera?


Someone said it could be done, but it would take some work. The lens
barrel has no threads so any sort of filter would have to be cut to
size and glued or otherwise affixed to the barrel. Such a filter
couldn't be much larger than the barrel otherwise it would interfere
with the lens swinging side to side.


Cokin or Lee filters might work just held out in front of the lens barrel.

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Cokin or Lee filters might work just held out in front of the lens barrel.

What's wrong will good old gel filters?

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Cokin or Lee filters might work just held out in front of the lens barrel.


What's wrong will good old gel filters?


Does anyone make neutral density gel filters?

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Cokin or Lee filters might work just held out in front of the lens barrel.


What's wrong will good old gel filters?


Does anyone make neutral density gel filters?

You can get them through Edmond Scientific Optical division.
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Does anyone make neutral density gel filters?

Only obscure companies such as Kodak.

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Does anyone make neutral density gel filters?


Only obscure companies such as Kodak.

That might work better for OP then, easier to hand-hold.

Wonder how long it will be before Kodak anounces those will no longer be
produced?

"Bill France" wrote in message
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Thanks for the advice, Bill. I know slide film isn't the best choice,
and yes, I'm planning on taking color print film as well. I was just
thinking some color slide film shot in panorama on 120 could be pretty
cool. Unfortunately, the Kodak Panoram #1 doesn't have any way to
accept filters of any sort that I can see. The best a person could do
would be maybe to get a cheap Cokin filter and cut it to size. Sounds
like a lot of work for something that may or may not be suitable.

Will something like a Lee Gel-snap holder fit? That's a good way to fit
filters to a lot of older 'non-filter-accepting' lenses. For wide lenses
with short mounts you may need to use a narrower rubber band than the
standard one that comes with the Gel-snap.

That's why I was wondering specifically about pulling, because I
probably won't be able to do any manipulation in the field (which is
Antarctica, BTW).


You lucky dog... Actually, if you use the Gel-snap there, I'd take along a
few spare rubber bands, in case the cold makes them brittle and you break
some.



Peter