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Re: filmscanners: Ektachrome E100VS bad?
Kevin Power wrote:
> I've had superb results with it, but it was sent to pro lab for development.
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E100VS is the only Kodak product I use these days, when appropriate. It
is, to me, nearly a faster Velvia analogue. I've been pleased with it,
and yes, the colors are quite saturated (V-ery S-aturated). It is great
for overcast days where you want things to still pop. On bright days it
is overkill.
I do not do my own E-6 processing anymore.
If you like it but find it too bright there is a less brilliant version
called E100S and a warm version called E100SW (or at least there was...)
SOme claim it can be pushed to 200 and even 400 without much loss,
making a Velvia like 400 ISO film, which might have a place in one's
arsenal.
Art
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