Willie Jan
Member
Hi,
i did find a book from Alfons Scholz "Lichtbilder mit dem Imagon" which has a table with the calculated H values to F values.
lens 200 lens 250 lens 300
H 5.8 - H 7.7 F7.3 - F9.3 F7.7 - F9.6 -
H 7.7 - H 9.5 F8.9 - F11.3 F9.2 - F11.6 F9.1 - F11.5
H 9.6 - H 11.5 F10.7 - F13.6 F11.1 - F14.1 F11.0 - F14.0
He explains that the H values work when you go for the shadows, but if you have to work with the highlights (slides) the H values would be to low so the 2/3 stop of difference could be visible on the slide.
Maybe this is information for someone.
i did find a book from Alfons Scholz "Lichtbilder mit dem Imagon" which has a table with the calculated H values to F values.
lens 200 lens 250 lens 300
H 5.8 - H 7.7 F7.3 - F9.3 F7.7 - F9.6 -
H 7.7 - H 9.5 F8.9 - F11.3 F9.2 - F11.6 F9.1 - F11.5
H 9.6 - H 11.5 F10.7 - F13.6 F11.1 - F14.1 F11.0 - F14.0
He explains that the H values work when you go for the shadows, but if you have to work with the highlights (slides) the H values would be to low so the 2/3 stop of difference could be visible on the slide.
Maybe this is information for someone.