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Why not take a lower speed film and push it?

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In Reply to: My current picks posted by jj on March 23, 2001 at 18:47:06:

It would save money and might not be as grainy. It would be worth a try. Simply tell the photo processor what speed you pushed the film to.
I have pushed 400 film to 1600 and it worked pretty good too.
Van

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