By bracketing neg film you are still searching for the best exposure on that
neg.
once you have found that you need to find a good custom lab or of course print
it
your self, most labs even if they call them selves pro have no idea what you are
looking for in a particular shot especially if it is experimental or unusual
and so
they just print the neg. and then wait for you to tell them what you want them
to do
with it on a reprint!
Terry
Sean Mattingly wrote:
>
>
> The best pictures seem to come when there are a lot of light sources (like
> your proposed busy street corner). As for the cars, I suspect you won't
> see the cars in the developed photo...you'll only see their head/tail lights.
> Oh...most of the stuff I did was on print film and I have seen with my
> own eyes the reason why people shoot slide film. I have bracketed by up
> to two stops and all the prints come out looking almost identical...it's
> annoying, and usually crappy.
>
> Enjoy buring film...
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