Re: [APML] First film results from Namibia

["Volker Wendel" <volker@spiegelteam.de>]

Hi Jeff,

Iīm sorry for my late response!

> Thanks for the explanation.  I am waiting for my slides to be developed,
> but I am thinking that the deep exposures of Provia may have enough red
> so that the E200 will not be that important.

Provia shows a lot of red, a bit more in the blue direction, not as warm in
color than E200. The difference was not as much as we have expected.

Again, my thoughts are
> that you would combine all 6 images either through average or median and
> that would make your luminance.  Not that grain is a problem with either
> of these two films, but if you push the E200 two stops, it does become
> noticable.  Then you would take the red from the E200 and apply to the
> total combined stack and the green and blue from the Provia stack.  I
> would think that would keep the grain low and maximize the color from
> each respective film.

Thatīs a way I should try, but not at the moment...there is a lot more to
process <g>. I think I will do this in our cold and rainy winter months,
itīs nice to process summer objects in winter, keeps you warm <g>.

Again, I don't know if the E200 will be
> significantly better than the Provia to make this worth the effort.  I
> shot mostly Provia on M31, but did use some E200 with the thought that
> it would highlight the red H2 regions.

Iīm interested in your results, letīs see what you get!

Volker
www.spiegelteam.de


> Jeff Ball
> >
> > Are you sure that I then would minimize the grain? At the
> > moment I combined six channels then I would only combine
> > three. I think the effect of averaging all channels would be
> > higher than using the less grainy channels.
> >
> > Volker
> > www.spiegelteam.de
> >
> >
>
>
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