Thanks Tom and Aaron.I was going to pose this query soon my
self.Some friends play in a Blues band and are going to play
the local fair next week and i was planning to use a roll
of the Ilford Delta 3200 if possible.(is it available at the
big stores like Henry's etc?)They will be indoor with
probably better than average bar lighting plus their own.
I also want to shoot a roll of colour.What do you suggest?
Something around asa1000 i imagine.
Aaron,i think a previous post you mentioned you shot at
about a 60th or 30 sec at wide open.Is this about right.
I have a monopos which i will take with me and use.I'll
probably use the SF-1 35-70 and or K1000 35-80
Thanks for the help guys
Dave
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From: Aaron Reynolds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wed, 19 Sep 2001 15:00:09 -0400
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Film advice needed
: cut your film speed in half
to compensate for the colour of the lights, because b&w film is less
sensitive to red than the rest of the spectrum, and most bars are lit
by
tungsten light, which is very red. �So, if you are shooting 3200 speed
film, set your ISO dial to 1600. �If you're pushing it to 6400, set
your
ISO dial to 3200.
-Aaron
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