[pure-silver] Re: what speed do you rate HP5+ at?

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>Ralph W. Lambrecht


I am thinking that the roll film is designed so that under exposure 
is almost impossible, in order to be idiot-proof.  In fact, they say 
that you can shoot it at ISOs up to 3200!  So, when you shoot it at 
400, of course the shadows are going to be placed a little high.

--shannon

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>On 2/23/05 3:39 AM, "Shannon Stoney" <sstoney@xxxxxxx> wrote:
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>>>  Well, that's definitive! ISO 160, 200, 250, 400, and 800. Yes, there
>>>  appears to be room for personal preference here...
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>>>  -Bill
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>>  I forgot to mention:  I was talking about the roll film. I wonder if
>>  there is a difference with sheet film?
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>>  --shannon
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