I believe transparency film does not, but some negative film does.
Either way, films do vary as do digital cameras. In any event, I wouldn't suggest switching to film. I recently went back to it and I would cast my lot with digital.
Anyway, I have a reverse graduated neutral density filter that works charms in this situation. They come in different strengths and it takes a lot to knock out the sun.
Probably the worst instructional video I have seen yet...And he deleted the first six because they "sucked".
lightchime wrote:
I believe transparency film does not, but some negative film does.
Either way, films do vary as do digital cameras. In any event, I wouldn't suggest switching to film. I recently went back to it and I would cast my lot with digital.
Anyway, I have a reverse graduated neutral density filter that works charms in this situation. They come in different strengths and it takes a lot to knock out the sun.
With respect to the film v. digital comparisons of dynamic range:
Human eye 20 EVs
Black & White film: 14 EVs
Digital 11.5 EVs
Color Neg: 10 EVs
Color Transparency: 6 EVs
The only way to truly see the difference is to make prints of the same scene using the various films & digital. Film simply does a better job handling highlights. There are so many other advantages of digital-- that switching to film, frankly, isn't warranted, in most situations.
Individual film grains contain gradient tones; individual pixels contain a single tone. Of course digital is improving and who knows what the future holds.
For most applications, digital is the choice.
When you guys speak of FILM.. What is FILM? LOL
Al FR-153 wrote:
twowindsbear wrote:
An 18 minute video with 2, maybe 3 minutes of actual instruction about sunsets??
If you can come up with a video that explains it better, then post it. I didn't make the video, only recommend it for the content on the OPs problem. Personally, I don't give a rat's as# if it is 40 minutes long. If it answers the question that I am seeking a solution to, I'll watch it. If it explains it well, or better than others that I have watched, I'll recommend it to whomever I desire.
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I agree, I fast forwarded, watched the relevent part, then switched off. The part I watched was useful.
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