Re: News on Sensia "improvements"

[P3D Dr. George A. Themelis <fj834@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>Many would disagree with you. Some would even go so far as to say 
>that Sensia is totally unacceptable for use in 3D. I know that a 
>lot of folk use it, and I've seen some experienced photographer's 
>work, but to me, the stuff is just too grainy. Doesn't show in some 
>viewers, but it's painfully obvious in a Themelizer.
>Gary Nored

Accepting the risk of sounding "opinionated" I would like to say that I do
not detect any objectionable grain in Sensia 100, even in my "Themelizer".

(Note:  I use fresh film which is exposed quickly and processed within
hours :) after it is exposed.)

I've only seen objectionable grain in Sensia 100 in one instant when I left
a roll exposed but not processed for about 4 months.  This was in the
summer and it is possible that the roll was left in the car and exposed to
high temperatures.

I am talking about Sensia 100.  I have tried 400 and did not like it.

-- George Themelis


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