Kenneth wrote:
I have read somewhere that Arthur Morris shoots velvia 100 almost
exclusively. I reguarily shoot velvia 100 and find the results totally
acceptable.
Have you tried shooting puffins, or for that matter, penguins with Velvia
pushed one stop? I'm not denying that Velvia can
There's one Canon sponsored photographer who takes boring, mug-shot
type of bird photos that borders to pornography in garish and
cliche-filled oversaturated images on Velvia pushed one stop. Only an
option if you suffer from terminally bad taste an/or are into camp in a
big way.
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Subject: Re: Velvia question
Date: Tue, 05 Mar 2002 09:46:45 +0100
Kenneth wrote:
I have read somewhere that Arthur Morris shoots velvia @ 100 almost
exclusively. I reguarily shoot velvia @ 100 and find the results totally
acceptable.
Have you tried shooting puffins, or for that matter
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Sent: Monday, March 04, 2002 5:46 AM
Subject: Velvia question
So, I'm off to florida in a few weeks to visit some of the more
interesting
wildlife spots. Here's my not-directly-pentax-related question:
I'm seeing more and more
If you want a film that approaches the saturation of Velvia with ISO 100 speed,
go for Ektachrome 100VS. By the way, it scans much better than Velvia.
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Also, does this mean
I know folks who do this and it may have made sense when Velvia was first
instroduced, but there are plenty of good ISO 100 emulsions out there.
Kodak E100S and Provia are two of them. Agfa RSX II 100 is another. I lean
towards the Kodak emulsion because it pushes up the colors slightly, but
On Monday, March 4, 2002, at 03:44 AM, Pål Audun Jensen wrote:
In my opinion, Sensia II is much better for this use. Some like Provia
F a lot. Both can be pushed one stop without going over the top.
Provia 100F pushes very well, and pushing it rather beefs up the
contrast, since normally
Subject: Velvia question
So, I'm off to florida in a few weeks to visit some of the more
interesting
wildlife spots. Here's my not-directly-pentax-related question:
I'm seeing more and more wildlife photos (esp. birds) shot on Velvia
pushed 1
stop. Have folks had good success with this? I
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