Ken Durling wrote:
>
> >> Increasing exposure actually diminishes colour saturation.
> >
> >Terry,
> >
> >Yes, I think you are correct. I learned a long time ago that to increase color
> >saturation on slides, set the ISO speed a bit higher than it actually is, ie: ISO
>200
> >slide film should be exposed as though is ISO 250. Then process it normally.
> >
> >Now if I could remember what you do to increase color saturation with negative film
>I'd
> >be all set.....
>
> Arrgg, it's 7am and you guys are confusing me. So why do people shoot
> Velvia (ISO 50) at ISO 40 to increase saturation?? That's a slight
> *over*-exposure, right???
> Ken
Generally speaking you are correct. Except with Velvia. That is the
only exception I'm aware of. You may confirm that on the Fuji website.
Ray Amos
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