 JEEVAN |
what is the best film for lowlight wildlife photog could any help me out in what film should I use for low light wildlife photography can I use a slide film
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Bob Cammarata |
That depends on your subject matter. If your wildlife subjects don't move much...(like reptiles, insects,...some grazing animals), you can get by with a fine-grain slide film. This, along with a tripod, will yield excellent results in low light.
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Buddy Purugganan |
For low light wildlife if you are using an autofocus (AF) SLR camera---its best you use an AF professional flash unit ( i.e. Nikon Speedlight SB-28,SB-800, SB-29S, Canon 550EX,480EG,etc.) to ensure the fill-in flashes needed to avoid distracting shadows. In case you want to use SLIDE films, Go for the Fuji Sensia RN-II (ISO 400 ),or Kodak's EPL-400, or EL-400. Make the necessary adjustments in the shutter speed and aperture combination so the exposure will turn out well ( or do some bracketing ). Make sure your batteries have sufficient power before going for the adventure!
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