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intense greens: how to?
It was negative film. Plain Jane Fuji 200 print film. Normal shots of
beach, skyline, etc... all looked pretty good it was just the forest pics that were disappointing. Also thanks to Rod. Good info. No scanner yet... but I am leaning that way. If one has a scanner would you recommend staying with print film or going to slide(transparency)? Thanks again. Daryl |
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Sounds like an underexposed neg to me, does the neg look thin?
Gaz. wrote in message oups.com... I took some photos last summer of a view in a forest that didn't come out as expected. It was sunny but the trees were quite thick. I was using a 1.8 50mm lens on an Elan 7 with fuji film. Speed was about 125 but I don't recall the stop. A seen composed almost entirely of brilliant greenleaves and mosses with browns came back quite lack luster and almost (color) washed out. Would this likely be technique, film or just poor kodak processing? Thanks Daryl |
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