P3D Re: Stereo Camera Cases

[michaelk@xxxxxxxxxxx (Michael Kersenbrock)]

> >Well, I use Kodachrome 64, which seems to be versatile enough for sunny
> >*and* cloudy days. Do some folks really stop and switch films when the
> >available light changes by an f-stop or two?  Isn't it easier to adjust
> >shutter speed and/or f-stop?  Or am I missing something?
> 
> Well, you're either missing something (depth-of-field) or getting something
> you'd rather not (camera shake). :-)
> 
> I will switch, for example, from Velvia (50ASA) to E100S (100ASA) if it

The difference from his ASA 64 and your ASA 50 is going to make
a significant difference?  My finesse has a LONG way to go.

> At a really photogenic
> place like, say, Marine World in Vallejo CA., I have been known to shoot
> 5-6 rolls over the course of a day.  I don't necessarily keep them all

You do that "daily"?  If I did 6 rolls "all the time", I'd be twelve
centuries behind in my mounting rather than only a couple decades behind!

I'll do a huge number of rolls occasionally, but only on very special
occasions (trips somewhere usually).

Mike K.

P.S. - I've used Kodachrome 64 a lot and find it a good compromise speed.  Been
       using 100 speed Kodak film lately because that's what Costco carries (and 
       they have it in stock again).  Cheap and easily available helps.


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