Hi Pentaxians A client asked me to photograph the windows of Marc Chagall in Zurich. Kurt Salzmann did it so well at http://salzmaenner.steinernet.ch/chagall/, (I think he used Kodachrome 64 or a digital camera for it). He has some other extremely nice photos, have a look at "Foto Projekte".
I would like to know how to get the best results. I think about using ISO 100 film on the Pentax SFX and a monopod - I think tripods are not allowed - and try to get all of the window with a 35mm or 50mm lens to avoid distortions. If that's not possible, I could try with a 24mm or 28mm. How should the metering be done, only on the light parts (with a tele) to get a slightly underexposure and bolder colors? Or just bracketing with automatic settings and +-1 ev? What about the sunlight shining trough the windows, would the results be better when the sky is overcast? thanks for and advice greetings Markus
