No, just multi-spot readings and memory. Asa at 1600 and most of the
80-200 shots were 1/125 at f4. I would normally have used 800 Press but
I stopped at the photo shop on the way to the concert(duh) and he had
sold the last 2 bricks of 800 earlier that day. Went with the 1600. The
promoter uses the photos in a tri-fold pamphlet that they hand out on
Beale Street, so pretty much anything will do for that. I use a custom
lab and they do great work. Developing is $4.20 for 36 x and contact
sheet is $6.00. The one hour labs around here just suck.
"c.e.packard" wrote:
>
> Nice work Mike!
> Wow, I was expecting to see a lot more contrast and grain in a 1600
> film. Do anything special? Exposure compensation? Push/Pull development?
> -Charles Packard
>
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