Maris wrote:
> But what about the grain in scanning the TMax p3200?
> One of my prime concerns.
the grain scans just fine :^)
The point being that some graininess must be accepted in order
to achieve the photograph under the prevailing conditions. To
not accept this inevitability would be evidence of a person's
ignorance of the parameters within which one must work to get
strong, non-blurred images in dark fast-moving situations. It's
just the way it is - ya just have to do what has to be done.
Try this some time if you like - use something like a fast
85mm or 105mm and use f4-f5.6ish w/ as fast a shutter as you
can get. Focus on the area of the stage where they will be and
concentrate on framing "the moment" If you can get reliable
push-processing rate at 6400 or 12,800 - if not use a wider
aperture and have it processed "normal" at 3200
Bill
... I'll try to send you a pic or two if I can get to it
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