Dave Busse wrote: >What is the process known as a "snip test" advertised by professional >labs My lab will 'snip' off the first few frames of a roll and develop it any way that I want them to so that I can determine how I want the rest of the roll developed later, like if I was unsure of my (critical) exposure (and the set is torn down, subject history) or forgot what ISO that I exposed the roll at. I have never had to have this done yet.
> and is there any use for this in RR shooting??? Not that I can think of unless you forgot what speed you shot the whole roll at. It would only be usefull it seems for whole rolls that are shot in the same controlled lighting conditions like a product shot in the studio. Dave Cohen Photographer [EMAIL PROTECTED] --> SPORRS: Serious Photographers of Railroad Related Subjects X-Mozilla-Status: 0001 Content-Length: 2039
