There have been magazine articles over the years that caution you about what
'market' your film is from if you shoot portraits or 'people' photos, since
the emulsions are tweaked for that particular market (skin tones of the
people there) and you may get results you didn't want/expect and you then
blame the processor.
George S.
> >Go to B&H and order the gray market film. As far as I have ever known it
> >is just as fresh as the other films. So, it really doesn't need a
> >guarantee, and processors don't seem to care which market it belongs in.
> >
> >Gregg
>
> Absolutely . . .
> Local prices on Portra are also about $8.00 per roll. B&H current "dead
> tree" catalog price per roll for 135-36 "import" is $3.39 and $5.75 for
> "USA-R" which is the most expensive Kodak pro film (USA-R = USA market with
> "pro rewards" and you're actually paying for the rewards).
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