Once while shooting the Norfolk Southern on a very dark December 12:00 noon for a Trains mag article, I was exposing Fuji 400 at 1/15th second at f/1.4 !!! That is less than 1/15,000 the exposure on a bright sunny day with Kodachrome 64. No push processing was used, and the slides were dynamite. Colors (black, white and gray, with a little yellow in the headlight) were right-on neutral. In fact, this is one of my all-time favorite photos. Who cares about grain? I GOT THE SHOT, and that is all that counts under such extreme conditions. (I will be out of town for 10 days on photo shoots, so please wait until the 20th to flame me!) John B. Corns --> SPORRS: Serious Photographers of Railroad Related Subjects
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