 Sarah |
Studio Portraits - Film, Lab I have been practicing with studio lighting in my home, and I am going to be taking pictures of a friend's child for his yearbook pictures. I am curious as to what type of film would be best for this situation. I usually use Kodak Max 400. Also, does anyone know of a professional photo lab in Macomb County, MI.? I don't know where to take my pictures to get them developed with a professional look. Thanks
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Raquel S. |
I tend to favor Kodak Portra professional brand films for portrait work. Portra produces great skin tones that puts the "wow!" in portrait photos. As for processing, I don't know the area. However, if you have a local Ritz superstore you may want to check them out. I loved the one I went to in South Florida - great professional-looking prints at favorable prices. Otherwise, check out your local business phone book for photo labs in your area. Good luck in your search.
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Kristi Seanor |
I've used Illford Delta 400 sp film (black and white) on a 1-year-old and loved the results. I used a black backdrop. My setup included a Canon Eos Rebel G, 75-300 IS, and 550 EX speedlite. Good luck.
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BOB CAYLOR |
HAVE YOU TRIED NORTH AMERICAN PHOTO IN LIVONIA, MICHGAN? THEIR NUMBER IS 1-800-654-6544 OR THEIR WEBSITE IS WWW.NAPPHOTO.COM. PRICEY BUT EXCELLENT QUALITY
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