I've received a few Vision3 carts for Christmas. I don't know much about the cartridge notches, but I'm assuming the new Vision3 are like the Vision2 series and don't have a filter notch to enable the internal 85B?
I'm not really willing to start cutting my own notches, so; would it be recommended to correct the color temperature during telecine for my few outdoor shots? Or would I get better results with an external 85B?
Vision3 filter notch?
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Re: Vision3 filter notch?
Yes.brokenflashlight wrote:would it be recommended to correct the color temperature during telecine for my few outdoor shots?
Yes, definetly.brokenflashlight wrote:Or would I get better results with an external 85B?
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Re: Vision3 filter notch?
Anywat don't be afraid to cut your own notches, it's quite quite simple (and cheaper than buying another filter) 8)
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Re: Vision3 filter notch?
Remember though that when you cut a notch in those VISION daylight cartridges, the film speed will be indexed differently. Kodak supplies that film in notchless cartridges so that it will be deliberately overexposed by one-stop in most cameras.
The new filter notch will set the film speed to a higher ASA, actually closer to the film's rated speed, which might make a difference.
The new filter notch will set the film speed to a higher ASA, actually closer to the film's rated speed, which might make a difference.