how to choose type of flim for particular event???
hi, i am a new comer in this photography field, so i would like to know type of film suitable for event.
like an example:
when i use slide (fuji velvia 50) in daylight i found it is extraordinary good, the colour is full fill and more deeper than the ordinary flim (fuji 100 or fuji 200), but when i use the slide for indoor with built in flash the result is not same when is in outdoor. why is that happened??
and there is many slide around the market, like fuji provia 100, fuji sensia, kodak chrome, and can any one actually tell me the advantage of each flim, which flim is the best for certain event.
and also can introduce some web site that have this kind of comparison for the flim.
please do post this message to the web base because i think everyone would like to know....
like an example:
when i use slide (fuji velvia 50) in daylight i found it is extraordinary good, the colour is full fill and more deeper than the ordinary flim (fuji 100 or fuji 200), but when i use the slide for indoor with built in flash the result is not same when is in outdoor. why is that happened??
and there is many slide around the market, like fuji provia 100, fuji sensia, kodak chrome, and can any one actually tell me the advantage of each flim, which flim is the best for certain event.
and also can introduce some web site that have this kind of comparison for the flim.
please do post this message to the web base because i think everyone would like to know....
What I believe about film choice is that it realy comes down to the artist and the feeling they want to convey. For example, when I use film I often choose the one with the most grain, and that works well when underexposed (maybe as much as -2 stops).
When using built in flashes, you should never expect much, in terms of quality. Even on my EOS 33, I only resort to the built-in flash as a last resort. Try using a quality auxillary flash (possibly with filers added), exposure bracketing, an flash locations (bounced, reflected, et cetera).
When using built in flashes, you should never expect much, in terms of quality. Even on my EOS 33, I only resort to the built-in flash as a last resort. Try using a quality auxillary flash (possibly with filers added), exposure bracketing, an flash locations (bounced, reflected, et cetera).