Re: what film to use?

[Jesse Goff <jesse@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think what he means by ordinary is consumer film.  That term doesn't
confuse me...  It is what an ordinary person would use.

Martin,

If you haven't already, check out Velvia.  It is a beautiful slow chrome.
Considered by some to be the replacement of Kodachrome.  It is E6 process
and does not require the wasteful K14 process.  It has recently been
offered in motion picture stock.  Veeery nice... Especially for green
landscapes.

Jesse



>>>I am presently still using the ordinary Kodak film (35MM of course)
>available everywhere but I want to perhaps try a higher qual. film or
>slides.
>Can anyone advise on what a reasonable film is to move onto after
>beggining on the cheap stuff... or is the cheep stuff ok?
>
>How much difference do the different films make if you are not making
>super-duper enlargements etc. just shooting for the fun of it!
>
>
>All the difference in the world. If you shoot Kodachrome and Ektachrome (or
>some of that stuff from the other manufacturers), you will see the
>difference immediately. If you shoot fast or slow speed film, you will see
>the difference. If you choose Kodachrome 25 and compare it to Kodachrome
>64, you will see the difference.
>
>There is a world of differences between film, and my suggestion is to try a
>few. BTW: What do you mean "Ordinary" Kodak film? Ain't no sucha thing.
>
>RM
>
>RM









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