Help! Looking for a light exposure testing file?

[ProjectMonsterStudios]

I am just about ready to start screen printing!!! Stoked.

But I am looking for someone who has a pdf (or other file) of a tester sheet that I can print onto film to figure out time and distance for my light exposure.

Please help!

[lil_tuffy]

Premium. Go there, you will.

[ProjectMonsterStudios]

Not sure what that means lil_tuffy? I am already a premium member, if thats what your saying?

[lil_tuffy]

THen I would search the forums because they have been posted a few times both in the regular forums and the premium.

[Quinine]

Let me google that for you

[gozo]

Hi I,m a novice I assume just like you. I would suggest you click on the advanced search and look up all the posts about exposures, there are a lot of them, that way you will get a better idea of which lamps and times are used by the pros.
best of luck.

[oldbox]

Not sure what that means lil_tuffy? I am already a premium member, if thats what your saying?

so am I the only recent premium member, a bit dissappinted by the premium stuff?

[marvinc02]

it's not stricktly about the goodies posted in the premium section but that overall this website give out free helpful information, gigs, events, classified younameit etc and advice from people in the industry/experience so it needs support.

[vrooooom]

stouffer gauge.

edit: exposure calculator with filters will work as well.

There's a file in the premium section, but unless you do a step wedge test, you won't figure out the exposure. Distance should be around 1.5x the diagonal of your image for single point systems, and variable (6"? 4"?) for tubes.

[oldbox]

it's not stricktly about the goodies posted in the premium section but that overall this website give out free helpful information, gigs, events, classified younameit etc and advice from people in the industry/experience so it needs support.

Sure but it still has room for improvment (im talking about ''premium'' stuff), the site as it is and forum is very helpful and cool.