how to choose film
09-01-2004 | 11:24 PM
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What conditions are you shooting in.....bright sun, slight overcast, dark, mixture of them all? What type of film...color or b&w? Do you want vivid colors, high definition? action or stills?
Theres a lot that goes with it kinda. So a general idea of what you are going to be shooting with it makes a difference in what you should buy.
Theres a lot that goes with it kinda. So a general idea of what you are going to be shooting with it makes a difference in what you should buy.
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09-01-2004 | 11:32 PM
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General guide from Fuji
Its a general guide and I have used slower films in low light with success as well as some really fast films in general brightness levels....after some use and playing with the camera and film you will get a more active feel for how far you can stretch the film with success.
Its a general guide and I have used slower films in low light with success as well as some really fast films in general brightness levels....after some use and playing with the camera and film you will get a more active feel for how far you can stretch the film with success.
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