Chris, You're absolutely correct!!! Rating film higher means the camera
lets less light strike those little pieces of silver in the emulsion and
vice versa. Overexposing "washes" the colors out...Sorry for the brain
f*rt, I do know better, but I don't proofread as well as I obviously
should....
Bill >: ) <paste red here
On 12 Nov 1998 16:16:25 +1000 Christopher Biggs <chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
writes:
>BILL F BROOKS <brookswf@xxxxxxxx> moved upon the face of the 'Net and
>spake thusly:
>
>> Velvia works the best in an OM!
>>
>> Seriously, many people have stated in books and otherwise that
>dropping
>> the ASA rating of slide films adds to the "saturation of the colors"
>>
>
>It's t'other way around. To boost saturation you underexpose, which
>means rating the film HIGHER than normal. (eg. shooting KR (normally
>ISO64) at ISO80).
>
>cjb
>
>--
>It's boring being a program when your only job is inserting a random
>.sig.
>Muggins thinks I've put his .sig here, won't he be surprised...
>
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