Nah, six months. Spring equinox to Autumn equinox.
I haven't tried Provia, but I was extremely happy with the results from K64.
I was surprised the number of people using it down there.
Foxy
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> Ice and snow is definite Kodachrome territory. 64 normally, but if you are
> going without a tripod, go 200. It will be a bit more grainy.
Thanks for the advice - I'll give it a try.
>
> Other films tend to give a colour cast that make the white not look white.
> My opinion anyway.
You may be right. But I found that Provia also is very neutral, although a
bit cold (blue).
> Overexpose from meter reading one stop. This will make the whites white
and
> not dull, but still retain detail without washing out.
That rule of thumb worked fine for me last time.
> Foxy - Antarctica 1994-5
What do you mean? 2 years Antarctica? Wow.
Bernd
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