>Acer;
>
>General RsOT (Rules of Thumb :>) that I've read and experienced:
>
>Negative film (color OR B&W): about 7 ev of latitude.
>Transparency film (color OR B&W): about 5 ev of latitude.
>
OK, so why do photog's rave about slide film if it has less latitude than
print film? Is it less grain in the slide film? Color saturation? Also, I
think paper can only hold maybe 5 ev? Does color paper hold more range than
B+W? (I think B+W holds more, but that's just a gut hunch) So then does it
not matter much that slide film only records 5ev if you can only print 5ev
anyway?
I gotta read my Adams books again (I think I only have two of them though).
BTW, someone told me that some digital cameras can record 12ev (!). Is this
true? Or is this a theoretical limit?
Boy, I've got a lot to learn (and re-learn....).
Be seeing you.
Dirk Wright
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