P�l Jensen wrote in regard to E100VS: > It is very grainy though. Almost as grainy as Provia 400F.
I've made many 12 x16 prints from 35mm E100VS, and the grain is nearly invisible. In 6x7 format it is certainly not a problem. >It colors can also be a bit weird, particularly in the shadows where it goes >very blue in daylight and violet in evening light. This was true of Ektachrome EPS and other early versions. I have not found it to be the case with E100S or E100VS. > > > ...if you want a very saturated film then only 100VS and Velvia counts >among slide films. I recently shot a red car, using both Provia 100F and E100VS. I bracketed in 1/3 stops, and found that the difference in saturation is negligible if minuses the Provia exposure by about 1/3 of a stop. However, I still prefer the Ektachrome, as it's hue more nearly matched the true color of the automobile. Paul Stenquist
