The nice thing about the stills, was that by happy accident, I had offset the frames and so only half of each frame was flashed. The shoot was tungsten balanced. Gave the film a really nice snap though. Much nicer than unflashed, and certainly better than the heavier flashes. It's not the same thing as flashing at all.
Flashing increases the base fog and shortens the dynamic range.
Jeff Kreines Gentlemen, have been following this thread. 2 stops with no fog. Also, I worked out the exposure, it's a normal fogging light plus a 4.60ND filter. That's about as dark as my darkroom anyway. The calculation's there, free for anyone who wants to try.