i'm a little confused

[Digital Matt]

So you can have slide film developed as print ?... still new to this and wanting to try and get some better colour for my prints ,and if so is there an online store to get good slide film? ,small city not many good camera shops around !! :cry:

Nowadays, slide film is scanned and printed digitally.

 

[myopia]

If you use it outdoors you should use a warming color correction filters - perhaps a #80A or 82. Tungsten film is balanced for warm incandescent indoor lighting, not for daylight. In daylight the resulting slides will be quite blue so use the color correction filter or save the film for an indoor project.

thank you. exactly what i was lookin for.

 

[j_mcquillen]

I've got a roll of velvia 50 I've been saving....Aieeeeee. Haven't found anything worthy, however.

Velvia 50's coming back btw... Fuji have given in to demand from photographers and sourced new raw materials for the emulsion... They say it will have 'similar' characteristics to the original 50.

Nowadays, slide film is scanned and printed digitally.

At most 1-hour or high street labs it is, but you should still be able to find plenty of labs that will print from slides using traditional techniques.