While reading the photographer's handbook third edition, I came across a "gray scale". A square broken down into variously shaded triangles for printing times. My Google search didn't produce anything. Does this go by another name? Not widely used or available? Quicker easier than making a test strip?
While reading the photographer's handbook third edition, I came across a "gray scale". A square broken down into variously shaded triangles for printing times. My Google search didn't produce anything. Does this go by another name? Not widely used or available? Quicker easier than making a test strip?
I've used the Kodak version. IMHO its fine for a landscape, where most of the image is of similar tonality and the target can be placed on desired image areas. But for a portrait unless the center of the target is centered on the face your "best sector" may not be what you want. I generally use a test strip, or perhaps the Paterson enlarging meter to get me in the ball park.