08-27-2014, 03:53 PM
Perhaps this would have come out better if I had shot this with a forgiving film such as Portra, and used a polarizing filter?
From what I understand, color print film gives you an extra stop of dynamic range over RAW digital images, and two stops over shooting jpegs.
Back in the day, many people cheated with color print film by setting their meters to a film speed one stop lower than the film was rated for to get underexposure insurance. So if shooting with ISO 100 film, people would set the meter for 50.
From what I understand, color print film gives you an extra stop of dynamic range over RAW digital images, and two stops over shooting jpegs.
Back in the day, many people cheated with color print film by setting their meters to a film speed one stop lower than the film was rated for to get underexposure insurance. So if shooting with ISO 100 film, people would set the meter for 50.