Helen wrote:
> On Mar 22, 7:54 pm, mark.thoma...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
>> On Mar 21, 10:52 pm, mclemen...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
>>
>>> I am shooting some pictures with Kodak Tmax P3200 at ISO 1600 and I
>>> will be
>>> having them Processed at a Professional Lab.
>>> Mt Question is do I need to tell the lab to push or pull the process.
>>> these
>>> are very im****tant pictures.
>>> Thanks for any advice.
>>> Matt Clement
>>> mclemen...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> There's a fairly im****tant question to be asked..
>>
>> WHY do you want to shoot at 1600?
>> There are a couple of reasons why you might do that, and they affect
>> the answer!
>
> For the most obvious reason, working in low light conditions. But I
> was into the "grainy" look years ago and that's why high speed film
> attracted me.
> Helen
This response confuses me. If you are shooting in low light conditions,
wouldn't you use the full rated speed of the film, namely 3200, to get
the most exposure from what little light there was? On the other hand,
if shadow detail is more im****tant to you, then shooting at 1600 will
give you a little more shadow detail. So I guess the answer to the
original question is "it depends".
David A.
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