Delano, A friend and I just shot some fall leaves and people using NPC and NPS (rated @125). All rolls were printed with a Fuji Frontier on Crystal Archive Type D paper.
NPS produced much truer to life colors with nice color detail in open sunlight and just before sunset conditions. For, people shots the skin tones were nice as well. Reddish faces looked very red, however (there was a football game in town that day and many were sunburned). NPC produced *vibrant* fake looking greens and intense yellows and oranges (open sunlight and just before sunset too). In some prints, I liked the effect, and the pictures were nice to look at. People shots were not as good as with NPS (i.e., skin tones were not as good). Overall, I think NPS is a very nice film. But, for people shots that require less color saturation I'd rather use something faster (NPH). BTW, all rolls were exposed under roughly the same conditions (especially the fall leaves), with the same lens (my friend has two C***N bodies with 28, 50, and 100mm focal lengths). -dean - This message is from the Pentax-Discuss Mail List. To unsubscribe, go to http://www.pdml.net and follow the directions. Don't forget to visit the Pentax Users' Gallery at http://pug.komkon.org .
