 Jordan |
Film I will be going to Washington, DC soon when the cherry blossoms bloom. Since the leaves are white, would it be recommended that I use a less saturated film, such as Kodak Portra or would a film like Reala be a better choice? The focus of the pics would be the blossoms/buildings. Also, my lab prints on Fuji Crystal Archive paper, would that make a difference? Thank you,
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Jordan |
Anyone?
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Terry L. Long |
That depends on your personal taste. I shoot slide film and use Fuji Provia 100F because it replicates the natural colors in the scene. However, I do a lot of my own digital work therefore, if I want to boost the saturation I can do so with my editing program. On occassion I'll use a saturated film like Velvia or Kodak's E100GX but, that's during the fall or sunrise/sunsets. For your situation, I recommend you NOT use a saturated film. If they come out bland, to your taste, then have the lab print them with more saturation. Have fun and good shooting. Terry
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Jordan |
Thank you very much Terry
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