Re: [photo-3d] Labs, mounting slides, and film

[Brian Reynolds <reynolds@xxxxxxxxx>]

Joel Agron wrote:
> Okay, new topic: I would appreciate comments about the different
> slide films out there.  I have been using the Kodak Ektachrome 200,
> Kodachrome 200, and once a roll of Elite Chrome 100.  To tell the
> truth, I don't see a lot of difference.  I just estimate exposures
> with "sunny 16," bracket my more important shots, and hope for the
> best.  So far so good, but that Elite stuff is awful pricey.
> 

I've tried Kodak Professional Ektachrome E200 (aka Kodak Elite Chrome
200) in 120 format.  I don't notice the grain (as compared to EPP),
but I don't recall if I've shown this film to others to get their
impression of the grain.

E200 has almost no measureable reciprocity failure.  (Good for
astronphotography, which is where I first learned about it.)

> I am also trying to track down the B&W slide film (made by SCALA, I
> think?)  Has anyone used this stuff, and how did it come out?
> 

I've seen some beautiful shots projected at the New York Stereoscopic
Society.  I haven't used it myself.

If you do your own B&W processing at home Kodak sells a reversal kit
for T-Max 100 and others sell kits or have recipes.

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