Did you mean 'get the same result as putting the filter over the lens'? I was wondering in terms of black and white (like how a red tomato is becomes white using a Red filter, or black using a green filter). I don't think I'll yet dive into the pop arty coloured fill in for colour..
Regards, Ryan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Steve Jolly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2004 12:04 AM Subject: Re: Photo experiment musings > Ryan Lee wrote: > > I was wondering if anyone's ever say, taped a red filter over a flash, then > > gone ahead and shot a roll of black and white film (e.g. red tomato, green > > tomato etc.)that way. I'm probably guessing that the results won't be the > > same as say using a Red 25a over your lens, but what exactly -would- you > > get? I'll probably get round to trying it out when I've got some time.. > > If there's not a lot of ambient light, you'd get the same result as > putting the flash over your lens. Using a coloured flash for fill-in > could give very interesting results. (It's a favourite trick of the > lomographers, amongst others.) > > S > >
