Infrared film ORWO NI 750

[AlexRT]

I bought on ebay these Infrared expired films, but later faced some troubles. Films not come in yet, I expected in one week. Problem is - I could not find any information about this film. No technical info, no examples. I think, this is film should be looks like on Konica IR750 and would like to use for taking pictures IR filter on 750 nm. What number of apperture and shutter speed should I use?

May be somebody has links to information about this film?

thanks in advance

 

[AgX]

The stability of a spectral sensitization varies. In general terms the more into the infrared, the lesser the stabilty.
So there is a great chance that your film has lost that IR, if not red at all, sensitization, if it is a film made by ORWO.
Though your film may also be of recent make from Filmotec branded as ORWO, then in the best case one should apply a filter factor of 8.


-) use different filters from dark red, to very near IR filtration

-) make a series of exposures starting at the low end of the film-speed range.

-) aperture and shutter speed alone do not matter at all if it is about achieving an IR-effect. It is only the combination, the exposure value (amount of light hitting the film) that matters.

 

[bernard_L]

would like to use for taking pictures IR filter on 750 nm

750nm is the long-wavelength limit of the film. You should use a filter with a shorter cutoff (650? 680?) if you want some photons to reach the film (assuming it still has nominal response).

 

[wildbill]

for the konica I use 1/4s @ 16 with an 89b filter. That's almost always printable. Sorry I can't help further.