There are better films than Reala. I would not use it for a wedding.
I'd use NPS or NPH. They will give you better results. I use Reala, I
like it, I don't use it for photos of people. I prefer Fuiji to Kodak,
but I wouldn't use Reala to take photos of people. There are better
choice.
I use Ilford 3200 at 100 for my NYC work, but wouldn't use it for
portraits.
You've got to use some judgment when you work with film. Pink cheeks
aren't flattring.
Doug
On May 17, 2006, at 9:15 PM, Carlos Manuel Freaza wrote:
>
> --- Eusebio Huélamo <ehuelamo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> escribió:
>> "if anything can go
>> wrong it will" and the error probability is
>> propotional -at least- to
>> the square power of interest you have.
>>
>> Now, any intensifier formula?.
>>
>
> I'm afraid your position about this issue is very
> difficult, you know that a push process during film
> development or a supplementary process after film
> development to reinforce the development increase the
> contrast but details not much, if the film did not
> capture these details during the exposure the
> chemicals couldn't invent them.A supplementary
> reinforcement process could be useful if the
> development process was short too much and then you
> could obtain more details from the neg or if you wish
> to increase contrast.
> You used a color neg film for prints, perhaps a
> professional lab dedicated to special processes like
> Dr 5 (I don't remember if they work with color
> processes, I think yes) could give you an exact answer
> to your question.
> I understand your position, after 26 years I still
> "hate" the photographer that took the photos for my
> first marriage ceremony in the Church, his flash did
> not work and we don't have photographs about the
> ceremony, each time that my children ask me or to
> their mother why they can't see the photos about their
> parents wedding ceremony I must answer " the
> photographer's flash did not work" , the children look
> at me as saying "Are you joking?" and then I recall
> again that photographer... excuse me for the anecdote,
> but I couldn't avoid to remember it.
> I hope that you could solve the problem, at least in
> part, I think only a professional lab dedicated to
> special chemical processes could give you a yes or no
> definitive.-
>
> All the best
> Carlos
>
>
>
>
>
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