[rollei_list] Re: Slide film is still alive
- From: Choiliefan@xxxxxxx
- To: rollei_list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2008 11:19:30 EST
Carlos,
I'll know more when this latest roll comes back from the processor.
I shot a mix of indoors and afternoon shade with various blue and pink (?)
filters so we'll see what happens!
Perhaps I'm color blind which adds to the confusion?
Appreciate your input.
Health, Peace
Lance
Selma, NC 27576
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In a message dated 2/22/2008 10:41:14 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
cmfreaza@xxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
Lance,
According my understanding, slide film and
positive film are different terms to design identical
subject, positive film is slide when you slide it in
your projector, but slide became a general use term in
photography to mean positive film,positive as opposite
regarding negative film, despite positive film could
become into negative and negative into positive using
crossed processes (C-41 for slide and E-6 for color
neg), some strange, beautiful or ugly effects you
could obtain from these crossed processes. Filtration
could be confusing in shade or without shade and this
is the reason I rarely use filters with slide film,
except for certain hours of the day, but it does not
happen for the shade only, it happens for the sunlight
too.
All the best
Carlos
--- Choiliefan@xxxxxxx escribió:
> Carlos,
> I've been shooting slide film lately and have
> scanned a few images
> successfully but not posted anything Rollei related
> yet.
> I'm still confused about filtration in shade with
> slide vs positive film and
> have another experimental roll to drop off today.
> So far Ebay has been a great way to buy 120 and 220
> film for a fraction of
> the cost of new stock and the colors are vivid even
> on the badly outdated
> stuff.
> Health, Peace
> Lance
> Selma, NC 27576
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
>
> In a message dated 2/22/2008 8:58:10 A.M. Eastern
> Standard Time,
> cmfreaza@xxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
> I think slide film is still one of the best ways to
> register colors images, the disappeared Agfa RSX II
> was a very good film with neutral colors and the
> new
> Fuji Provia 400X has an impressive little grain for
> an
> ISO 400 film, I used the lasts RSX rolls from the
> freezer and a Provia 400X received from the States
> for
> these 6x6 images with the 3.5F Planar at my Flickr
> page and Rollei Gallery:
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/itarfoto/
>
>
> Yahoo! Encuentros.
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