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For anyone who shoots film...DlogE curve help!

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Alkyy
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Shot in the dark and chances are no one will have any idea what im talking about but... does anyone know anything about DlogE curves?  I just had to do a 12 page essay on a 5 different things for my remote sensing class.  The professor is letting everyone re-do one question, i know i messed up the D log E curve part and for some reason i cant get it, i know the basics but past that all i find is stuff that is way over my head.  Can someone dumb it down for me by any chance thanks
Oct 11 2008 12:36AM
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RtC.
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http://inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cs39j/sp02/session11.html
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http://www.rogerandfrances.com/photoschool/ps%20neg%20density.html

might help, I don't have a lot f time, but that's what I have used in the past.
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Oct 11 2008 5:37AM
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Alkyy
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Good deal thoes deffanatly helped alot,  the texbook is written more as a manual for professionals than a real textbook so this was much better
Oct 11 2008 11:33AM
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Bangor
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oh my god I hated doing those. I spent a year studying photographic Materials & Processes.......

and I spent a summer drinking away the horrors of that class. easily the most painful collegiate experience of my life.


And best of all? DIRECLY after I finished the year long sequence, they changed the curriculum to all digital.
Oct 11 2008 10:26PM
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Bangor
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And if you still need help let me know, I'll dig the old textbook out and brush up on the shit.
Oct 11 2008 10:29PM
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