September 2006
Intermediate to advanced
256 pages
7h 41m
English
Placing an Important Shadow Area on Zone III guarantees that your negatives will be properly exposed but that's only the first step toward creating a perfect negative. In this chapter, we will consider the effect this has on all of the other values of the scene you are photographing.
The two important questions are:
As we learned, the rule is: Develop for the Highlights. This means that the correct development time for a given negative depends on the amount of contrast in each scene you photograph.
At this point, photographers with 35 mm cameras begin to wonder how each frame of a roll of film can be developed ...
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