Between Christmas and New Year's Eve I loaded up a roll of Ektachrome 160T
in the OM-2s to do some night shooting. Never used tungsten film before,
so this was an experiment to see if it would make color balance of night
Christmas lighting any easier than the nightmares encountered in the past
using daylight transparency film and sometimes using a tungsten->daylight
80A filter that's almost impossible to see through.
Got some interesting results:
a. Last two on this page were done inside my home (available light):
http://johnlind.tripod.com/oly/gallery/olympusgallery12.html
b. First four on this page were done in downtown Indianapolis:
http://johnlind.tripod.com/oly/gallery/olympusgallery13.html
Color balance of the Photo CD scans (which have zero correction) was much
simpler and these very closely match the slides. Next time I might try
some Ektachrome 64T (finer grain)!
-- John
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