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    MakingExposuresUsingSheetFilmWhatyouarephotographingdetermineswhetherornottheobjectinvolvedshouldbegrounded.

    Wheneveryouphotographalivingsubject(person,animalorpet)undernocircumstancesshouldthatsubjectbegroundedorbeallowedtotouchagroundduringexposure.Beingincontactwithagroundwillleadtoanastyshock.Further,anyonewithaheartconditionorpacemakershouldconsultwiththeirprimarycarephysicianbeforephotographingorallowingthemselvestobephotographedusingthisKirliandevice.

    Whenphotographinganinanimateobjectsuchasacoin,keys,leaf,etc.thenconnectagroundtotheobject.Groundingtheobjectproducesastrongercoronadischarge.Youcanuseanaturalgroundbyconnectingawiretoanearthground,suchasacoldwaterpipe.OryoucanuseacircuitgroundbyconnectingawiretopointB(seeFigure2)totheobject.

    Figure4

  • Figure4illustratestheoverviewformakinganexposure.Insomecasesyoumightplaceaflatsheetofglass(orplastic)ontopoftheobjecttomaketheobjectlayflatonthefilmanddischargeplate.

    Whetheryou'reworkingwithblackandwhiteorcolorfilm,placethefilmemulsionsideuponthedischargeplate.Placetheobjectyouarephotographingontopofthefilm.Iftheobjectisinanimate,connectagroundwiretoit.FlicktheswitchSW1about1020times.Eachtimetheswitchisflickedyoushouldseeadischargebetweentheobjectandthedischargeplate.Thisiswhatisbeingrecordedonthefilm.Properexposureisdeterminedbytrialanderror,makingadjustmentsaccordingly.

    OftentimesoneusesB/Wsheetfilmtodeterminetheproperexposurethenswitchtoacolorsheetfilmforthefinalshoot.BlackandWhiteorthohastheadvantagesofbeingabletoworkusingaredsafelightandeasilydeveloped.

    Ifyouwouldliketouseastandard35mmcameraorvideocameratorecordKirlianpicturesitispossible,butyouneedtoconstructatransparentelectrode.

    The35mmcamerashouldbeasinglelensreflex(SLR)typewithoneortwocloseup(macro)lens.InadditionthecameraneedstohaveaBulb(B)settingonitsshutterspeeds.TheBsettingkeepstheshutteropenforaslongastheshutterishelddown.

    PhotographerstypicallyuseacablereleaseconnectedtotheshuttertomakeBexposures.Mostcablereleasescanbesettokeeptheshutterclosewhenfirstpressed.Thecablehasareleasemechanismthephotographerhitstoreleasethecableandallowtheshuttertocloseaftertheexposureismade.

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