In a message dated 7/27/2001 12:45:12 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Unless your insect is Mario Andretti, I'd think you could shoot ISO 100
film at 1/60th with the same aperture, which would double the amount of
ambient (background) light striking the film. >>
True...but I am not sure that I can hand hold with the 100mm Macro while I am
rocking back and forth for focus at 1/60 and get a sharp shot. Maybe my best
bet would be to try Provia and f11 at 1/125, which would give me a total of 3
more stops of light compared with Velvia at f22 at 1/125 and see what the
background looks like.
Howard
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