Black & White Filter Test with TMAX 100 on a Bright Sunlit Seascape

The scene is a midday seascape with typical bad midday light.   I wanted to see the effect the filters would have on the scene.
All of these shots were taken with a Pentax 6x7 with a 75mm f/4.5 lens on a tripod.
I used the TTL prism to adjust the aperture until the Pentax meter indicated a good exposure.  The Pentax TTL meter did fine except with the Dark RED filter.
The film is Kodak TMAX 100 processed and scanned by North Coast Photographic Services.
I edited the pictures with ACDSee Pro to make them look similar to show the effect of the filters on both the original scan and the edited result.

As Scanned by NCPS

Edited

B+W UV
f/9.5 1/125s
exposure good
Hoya K2 Yellow
f/8 1/125s
exposure good
Hoya X0 Yellow-Green
f/6.7 1/125s
exposure good
Hoya X1 Green
f/4 1/125s
exposure good
Hoya O(G) Orange
f/6.7 1/125s
exposure good
Heliopan S Red
f/3.3 1/125s
exposure ok
B+W 091 Darker Red
f/2.8 1/125s
very underexposed

©2012 Chris Grossman