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Subject: [OM] Re: Silly Film Question
From: Donald Shedrick <shedridc@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 15 Mar 2004 23:19:40 -0800 (PST)
>From your comments, I suspect you would very much like Kodachrome for
its natural colors, fine grain, and sharpness.  It does fleshtones
very well.  See here:

http://groups.msn.com/firstlightimaging/peopleandpets.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=386

And don't fret about lack of processors.  Buy the Kodak mailers from
Adorama, B&H, etc.  It is the cheapest way to go and I have never had
a problem.
Also, E100G is very natural and fine grained, and uses the more
common E6 processing.

--- Bob Docherty <lostkase@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> Okay, so this is another what should I do diatribe.. I keep going
> back and
> forth with print and slide film. I have shot velvia and elite
> chrome 100. I
> understand the overly rich color palate of velvia and have used it
> once. I
> actually liked what it did for the caterpiller on the cat-tail
> picture link
> I had posted, although it was warm. I also liked the pics I got
> from elite
> chrome., being the novice I am. Every time I go print film, I'm
> dissatisfied
> with my local Sams Club rendition of my photographic endeavours.Pro
> developing shop you say? Almost, non-existent here, overpriced with
> no
> discernable difference from Sams, plus they are closing their doors
> right
> and left.  We've lost two since I joined this distinguished group.
> What is
> your favorite general purpose slide film? I see Graham seems to
> favor Agfa.
> Unfortunately, I can't discern whether its his film performance or
> raw
> talent that I am seeing. I believe I'll stick with Velvia 50 for
> landscape
> type shots. I'm considering purchasing a 20 roll pack of film,
> however.
> Velvia seems like fun at the expense of realism. But as a general
> purpose
> film it makes my family appear cartoonish. I read the reviews at
> www.photographyreview.com , but I've lurked here long enough to
> respect your
> opinions more. Scanning of the negatives is another consideration,
> I hold in
> high esteem. I have not tried Provia, Sensia, E200, but where is my
> bang for
> the buck? I hate diverting from the digital bandwagon, E-1 and all,
> but I
> want the best  quality slide scans also. Help I'm melting......
> 
> Bob
> 
> 


=====
Don Shedrick 

http://groups.msn.com/firstlightimaging


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