On Nov 27, 2004, at 2:55 AM, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
I'm going to the auto show in San Francisco on Saturday. Thought I'd
take
my 18mm and 24mm, plus perhaps a 50mm for people shots. Anything else
seems too long. Any thoughts on that?
You might want something longer for detail shots. At least if
Posted this a couple of days ago, didn't see it or any responses, so trying
again
I'm going to the auto show in San Francisco on Saturday. Thought I'd take
my 18mm and 24mm, plus perhaps a 50mm for people shots. Anything else
seems too long. Any thoughts on that? Also, figuring on a 400
Hi Shel,
I would bring a 35mm too, and for film I'd choose Fuji 400 NPH.
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
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From: Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, November 26, 2004 5:55 PM
Subject: Photographing at the Auto Show
Posted
I would take a roll of Superia 800, just in case the lighting is too
dim for 400. But I'd also have a roll of Portra 400VC on hand to use if
the lights are better. I'm not sure what the color temp will be. The
lights are probably halogen so you might be okay with daylight film.
Generally, I've
I'm going to the auto show in San Francisco on Saturday. Thought I'd take
my 18mm and 24mm, plus perhaps a 50mm for people shots. Anything else
seems too long. Any thoughts on that? Also, figuring on a 400 speed film,
one of the Fujis maybe? Any color film suggestions?
Shel
Kodak Portra 400VC is rapidly becoming my favorite 400-speed color
film for shooting like this. Most of the consumer-grade 400 speed
color film I've tried has had too much contrast for my taste. If
you're shooting w/o flash, you'll have some color correction issues to
deal with, so be aware of
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