Ken,
My one an only roll of Velvia 100F seemed to be balanced a little more
to cyan than I had been used to with Velvia 50. Cyan is not yellow, of
course, but I wonder if it is an aspect of the same formulation change:
some sort of attempt to get cleaner whites, a little less ruddiness in
skin tones, less blue in the shadows, etc.
(I prefer the old stuff myself.)
Joel W.
> -----Original Message-----
> I spent a couple hours this weekend filing multiple rolls of
> slides and noticed something very strange.
>
> The Velvia 100F picture appear to be slightly yellow in color
> cast. The Velvia 50 and Provia 100F seemed neutral, but the
> 100F appears slightly off. We're not talking bad, but as I'd
> load them in sheets with other slides, the difference was
> noticable. Scanning the film makes it a non-issue as they seem
> to white-balance ok.
>
> I hadn't seen it before, but once I spotted it, I went back to
> pictures I took last year and could identify it there too.
>
> Is anybody else seeing this or is it the possiblity that I got a
> bad or heat damaged batch of film?
>
> AG
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