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Re: slide vs neg
- From: P3D Paul Talbot <ptww@xxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: slide vs neg
- Date: Tue, 22 Apr 1997 23:04:24 -0700
The book I mentioned in the previous post is called "The 35mm Film
Source
Book." It was written by Marc Levey, (c) 1992 Focal Press. The ISBN is
0-240-80125-3.
Note the copyright date; some of the information is already out of date,
of course. Early in the book he makes a comparison of "today's films"
to 1985 films. Keep in mind this would be '91 or '92 vs. '85. A table
is presented on the topic of film speed vs film grain:
approximate
comparable
quality in
Today's film 1985 film
------------ ---------
ISO 100 ISO 32 or less
ISO 400 ISO 100
ISO 1000 ISO 400
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
On the subject of personal EIs for exposing various films, the panel of
expert photographers assembled by the author for the research that went
in to the book, the following averages were computed:
Film Low-contrast EI High Contrast EI
---- --------------- ----------------
K25 32 25
K64 80 80
K200 250 250
Ek50 HC 50 64
Ek64x 80 64
Ek100 Plus 100 125
Velvia 50 50
Fujichrome 100 RDP 125 125
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Resolving power in lp/mm (I do wonder if there is a typo in this chart;
the accompanying text discussion did seem 100% consistent with the
numeric data.)
Film lp/mm
---- -----
K25 100
Ek100HC 100
Velvia 160
Fuji 100 RDP 125
(continued next post)
Paul Talbot
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