P3D Re: Kodak Gold Max in a Realist?

[Linda Nygren <lnygren@xxxxxxx>]

PgWhacker wrote:
> 
>      I've found a lab that says they'll make prints from Realist format
> print film.  I'm thinking of using Kodak's Gold Max film, nominally ASA
> 800, but also reported to have wide exposure latitiude.
> 
>      Has anyone got experience with Gold Max in a Realist?  What have you
> used as an ASA?  With what results?  What do you do for the 'sunny 16'
> rule -- a shutter speed of 800 being imposible on a Realist?
> 
> TIA
> 
> Greg Kane
> Denver
I have used it occasionally for 2D photography, but I find it too grainy
for general use, and I think this would not be very good for stereo
prints. You could try it in low light situations and see what you think.
I believe that there is enough latitude that if you overexpose in
brighter light situations you may get reasonable acceptable prints.
-Linda


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