> Was I first? ;-) YUP! Congrats! lol...
I have never even thought to push/pull t400cn and it is my favourite film! I am going to try it next roll that I put through, can't wait to see the results.... Although, I must say, I have always been happy with the grain that it produces... and to quote the famous trevor, of grafton..."hooroo!" tan. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sylwek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 9:28 PM Subject: Re: push/pull colour neg film? > on 16.12.03 12:18, Tanya Mayer Photography at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > Was chatting away with Rob Studdert today, and together we raised an > > interesting issue - in light of the postings about pushing/pulling film > > these past few days, and their tolerance of standard processing etc, we were > > wondering if any of you had achieved successes in the same way by > > push/pulling COLOUR NEGATIVE film? ie. for eg. rating an ISO 100 speed film > > as 400 but processing it "as normal" ie as an ISO 100? > I think this can be quite easy done with almost every film developed in C-41 > process. AFAIR Kodak allows to expose T400CN b&w C41 film at iso100-1600 and > still have good results. Someone has mentioned onse on photo.net, that he > had better grain, when exposed T400CN at iso100. More problems with colour > film could be related to colour shift when exposed at non-standard > sensitivities, but theoretically this could be corrected in mini-lab. > > > let the discussion begin.... <vbg> > Was I first? ;-) > > -- > Best Regards > Sylwek > > >
