mmf94
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Hey first post.
So I recently got into shooting film stills, my background is in digital cinema.
I was told that motion picture film had a latitude of about 14 stops, is this the same for Kodak Gold?
Expired film is what I primarily like to shoot on to capture the feel/age of an era I'm going for. I heard the rule is to over expose 1 stop for every decade expiration.
Is this because the latitude of the film shifts downwards? Or because it's losing stops in the shadows?
Thanks for any input.
So I recently got into shooting film stills, my background is in digital cinema.
I was told that motion picture film had a latitude of about 14 stops, is this the same for Kodak Gold?
Expired film is what I primarily like to shoot on to capture the feel/age of an era I'm going for. I heard the rule is to over expose 1 stop for every decade expiration.
Is this because the latitude of the film shifts downwards? Or because it's losing stops in the shadows?
Thanks for any input.