On this shoot, I am using my Nikon FM2, with the Nikkor 50mm 1:2 and the 28mm 2.8D Lens. I scanned the images on the PrimeFilmXE scanner. The film was developed at Panda Lab in Seattle. My next color post will be with Kodak Portra 800.
Learning how to create an image.
On this shoot, I am using my Nikon FM2, with the Nikkor 50mm 1:2 and the 28mm 2.8D Lens. I scanned the images on the PrimeFilmXE scanner. The film was developed at Panda Lab in Seattle. My next color post will be with Kodak Portra 800.
I understand that your setting (@800) allows a faster shutter speed as your images show. You also get more saturation (beautiful colors here). The only potential downside might be loosing some shadow detail (which I can not judge on this medium). I have some Portra sitting down in the freezer (most likely expired); that’s why I am asking.
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My images have very little shadow detail. When you try to recover them the grain takes over and takes away from the image. One must determine if it is worth it.
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