DestinDave
Master of Non Sequitur
I've Googled and Yahood and haven't come up with an acceptable search.
I know and understand the concept of exposure latitudes and also the theory of expose for the shadows and develop for the highlights. However the only film I remember the exposure latitude for is Tri-X... -2 to +5 stops and still produce a usable negative.
Does anyone know of a table listing latitudes for some of the more common films (negs and positives) used today? In particular Plus-X, T-Max, FP4, HP5,
Provia, Velvia, Portra, Ektachrome... I tend to like my shots a touch underexposed or at least printed a little on the dark side.
Any ideas or information? Thanks,
Dave
I know and understand the concept of exposure latitudes and also the theory of expose for the shadows and develop for the highlights. However the only film I remember the exposure latitude for is Tri-X... -2 to +5 stops and still produce a usable negative.
Does anyone know of a table listing latitudes for some of the more common films (negs and positives) used today? In particular Plus-X, T-Max, FP4, HP5,
Provia, Velvia, Portra, Ektachrome... I tend to like my shots a touch underexposed or at least printed a little on the dark side.
Any ideas or information? Thanks,
Dave