Inos II - Portraits

[alexvaras]

I did 8 pics with it, 4 of them out of focus, I had no rangefinder or metering device at the moment, aperture was 4.5 so focusing has to be accurate. Also I found two leaks on the bellows.
I can post 3(one) photos in total, the first one has some light sun and its the one I like, I used a yellow filter.




Thanks for watching!

[GrahamS]

Totally beautiful tones and superb portraits. You do good work!

[Julio1fer]

Another keeper there, Alex! Well done! The light in the first one is nice.

[PFMcFarland]

Good portraits, Alex. That third one is a hoot!

PF

[alexvaras]

Thank you all! Encourages me really!

EDIT: At request of the person of photos two and three, Im gonna remove her pics from internet.

[alexvaras]

Tomorrow I plan to shoot with the Inos II again and test one yellow filter on it, I found this information about it (voigtlander moment) and I would like to confirm with you if I have to go open one f-stop according the booklet.

Thanks

[GrahamS]

According to the above, the "Moment" yellow filter has an exposure factor of 2X. Therefore you should increase exposure by 1 EV, i.e. open the diaphragm one f stop or use slower shutter speed. e.g. if metered exposure is f8, use f5.6 OR if shutter speed is 1/125th, use 1/60th.

[PFMcFarland]

Yeah, what Graham said. Took me a while to understand that Filter Factor is one half stop, so it's good that today's b&w film has plenty of latitude.

PF

[alexvaras]

Thank you Graham and Phil, now I know that Filter Factor is 1/2 stop.
It raining now, let's see how the day goes...

[GrahamS]

The filter factor is ONE STOP, not one half stop. 2X - double the exposure. Double means one stop.