Follow the instructions in the kit. A one minute presoak in de-ionized water is used prior to the first developer. Use the same processing times listed in the kit. Figure 7 provides starting point exposure indices for Konica Infrared 750 processed to a negative and for Kodak High Speed Infrared Film processed both to a negative and a transparency. With the infrared products and processing chemistry available today, photographers from very different fields of study have a very powerful tool available to them.
Applied photography is merely the skillful blending together of science and art.
While specific applications have changed over time, it remains for the alert investigator to recognize a new application which takes advantage of this film's spectral sensitivity and to create a new visual paradigm. Kodak Infrared Exposed and Processed as a Negative Light Exposure Source Filter Index Developer Dilution Temp. Konica Infrared 750 Exposed and Processed as a Negative Light Exposure Source Filter Index Developer Dilution Temp. Matthews, S. K., Photography in Archaeology and Art. Massopust, L.C. 1948.