Tried Fuji Superia 800
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LKSC said:
LKSC is right. It's not easy to get a good scan for slides and even after that, you'll need to spend time tweaking the colors. If you really need to scan slides, can check with KEX. I've seen his prints from digital images of scanned slides.
Pretty good. And i mean big prints.
lsisaxon said:
Must really wait to see the results on my slides, still haven't finish taking them though and it's still in my EOS 30. But this first roll is so call my 'experimental' roll so i'll know where i go wrong if it turns out blank or blurred.
Yeah i suppose so....but for slides everything must be perfect for it to look at it's best.lsisaxon said:It will not turn oout blank unless you really really over expose it.. I think the worse you will get may be some blur or shakes. I think it shouldn't be a problem and you'll learn from there.
Snoweagle said:Yeah i suppose so....but for slides everything must be perfect for it to look at it's best.
dun sweat it bro. process your first roll and work from there
madmacs said:dun sweat it bro. process your first roll and work from there
My 1st roll's still in my cam, took only 11 shots so far, still have yet to shoot more things with it.
Hi there, on negative and slide exposure.
Just add on to madmacs on negative and slide exposure latitude.
All negative film should be overexposure by at least one stop to eliminate the grain. Negative has 3 stop latitude, thus you do not have to worry about overexposing it.
In addition, it is best to send to a good lab, it helps.
I shoot outdoor portraiture using superia 800 iso or asa, believe it or not,is up to you.
And I can enlarge it to 4rs without much grain visibility, lab help alot.
As for slide, it is best to underexpose it by half a stop for richer colour saturation.
That is all from my experience.
This is all I have to share, go try it.
Regards
chunsan
Just add on to madmacs on negative and slide exposure latitude.
All negative film should be overexposure by at least one stop to eliminate the grain. Negative has 3 stop latitude, thus you do not have to worry about overexposing it.
In addition, it is best to send to a good lab, it helps.
I shoot outdoor portraiture using superia 800 iso or asa, believe it or not,is up to you.
And I can enlarge it to 4rs without much grain visibility, lab help alot.
As for slide, it is best to underexpose it by half a stop for richer colour saturation.
That is all from my experience.
This is all I have to share, go try it.
Regards
chunsan
i have got pretty good results shooting slides at +0.5 stops. but i would suggest you try -0.5, 0 and +0.5 to see which you prefer.
madmacs said:
But i always shoot at 0EV cos i didn't bother to adjust anything on the exposure values.
madmacs said:you will never know till you try
Hmmm...maybe can try in future. When i shoot white flowers, maybe the EV can step down to -1 or -2 to make it more contrasty.
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