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Grainy Photo
What is the reason for grainy B&W photos? Is it not enough light? It was a photo with people in a cotton field. Cotton looked good; people grainy.
4/26/2001 2:16:11 AM
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Jeff S. Kennedy
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Yes on negative film underexposed shots will appear grainy. Also higher speed films will have more grain. Without knowing which film and what lighting circumstances you were shooting under I can't be more specific.
4/26/2001 11:47:13 AM
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John Davis
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So will poor or improper developing; too much enlargement, old film, and a host of other situation/conditions/procedures. But again-please provide specifics.
Better yet, let us see the image, using the Image Upload option.
5/3/2001 1:31:10 AM
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