blow some hard earned dosh on e-bay. Opinions please on best 35mm colour neg film [100asa] for portraits. studio and exterior shots.
Cheers. James.
blow some hard earned dosh on e-bay. Opinions please on best 35mm colour neg film [100asa] for portraits. studio and exterior shots.
Cheers. James.
Kodak Portra (ISO 160).
If you're not living on the edge, you're wasting space
I've heard nothing but good reports on this..excellent for skin tones and I believe traditional wedding photographers [who still use film] swear by it.
I only ever used one roll and as Pop Larkin used to say Perfick
David
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Some things are relevant, some aren't...just rejoice in the fact that at least you seem to have the choice to decide which is which.
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Used to use Fuji NPS 160 for its skin tones.
BSRIPN (Officially full of it..)
Sounds like you want an all purpose film! Is the new Kodak Ektar available in the UK as yet; they are claiming that it has similar characteristics to slide film? Maybe a bit too robust for portraits however.blow some hard earned dosh on e-bay. Opinions please on best 35mm colour neg film [100asa] for portraits. studio and exterior shots.
Another vote for Kodak Portra 160. Great film. The NC version probably better for portraits and general use. The VC has more vivid colours.
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