Re: PHOTO-3D digest 1458

[P3D Bob Howard <bobh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

RE:Slides vs Prints..3d Alan Rogers!

Alan...well you are partially right..color neg film RECORDS more range, 
but on the other hand prints can show as much by reflection as an 
illuminated or projected slide. I think you will find that ALL color 
film pos or neg is restricted to about + or - 2 stops in getting the 
exposure right. With slides you err (favor) underexposure and with color 
neg overexposure if you are not sure. But outdoors exposure is not 
difficult. I have shot thousands of pix using the Sunny 16 rule and the 
offsets of the Kodak cardboard calculator. (Sunny 16 rule is with the 
sun behind you in a clear sky, shoot at f/16 with the film speed as your 
shutter speed..e.g. Kodachome ASA/ISO 25 needs 1/25 sec at f/16). BobH
3D in a viewer with transparnecy films makes prints suck to be current 
in terminology. BobH


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