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In Reply to: Black and White film tips posted by shrugs on March 13, 2003 at 05:54:42:
there are 400 films,and if you shoot it at a pushed 800 with extended time in the developer,or any good lab should be able to help.I much prefer to use Fuji or Kodak 800 color print films and let a good lab make B&W for me.
I often shoot Fuji 800 at pushed 1600 iso (asa), with a spot meter on my Nikon F5 on the performers face, at 1/30th speeds, f 2.8 or f4.Some times the lighting gives you a 1/125th at f 5.6 when they use white lights instead of colored stage effects but I will add I'm a press photog and can shoot from the stage or below not back in the seating area.Keep in mind many venues will check cameras at the door. Good Luck ! Remember to share with us the good ones!!!!
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Follow Ups
- if you intend to develope your own Black and White film - Joe M 08:02:23 03/13/03 (9)
- Or, you can go the other route... - jj 00:34:12 03/14/03 (0)
- DOH! I missed the "shoot a concert" part entirely. - jj 00:36:17 03/14/03 (0)
- Re: if you intend to develope your own Black and White film - shrugs 08:11:05 03/13/03 (6)
- A futher tip...when shooting a concert - Joe M 08:51:56 03/13/03 (5)
- ...when shooting a concert see this - Joe M 18:37:16 03/14/03 (3)
- Re: ...when shooting a concert or see this pic - Joe M 19:06:08 03/14/03 (2)
- I'll bore you one more time ...when shooting a concert or see this pic - Joe M 19:12:14 03/14/03 (1)
- Nice picys Joe.....(nt) - R B 20:22:05 03/14/03 (0)
- Re: A futher tip...when shooting a concert - shrugs 09:38:15 03/13/03 (0)
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