Re: blues

[Lloyd Trainor <Lloyd_Trainor@Brown.edu>]

Reala is a color negative film by the way

>Dan Culbertson <danculb@concentric.net> writes on 22 January 2000 at
>15:37:40 -0500
>
> > The scene was beautiful,
> > the photo horrid.  Someone posted the name of a film (either Agfa or Fuji)
> > that has two cyan layers and is supposed to solve this problem when I
> > mentioned it on the list but I lost the name.  Need to find it since
> > restoring  the cyan color to a bunch of tiny spots in a scan is an
> > unwelcome exercise in Photoshop's selective color feature (though it does
> > work).  And an over-all correction changes more than just the flowers and
> > cyan granite cliffs don't turn me on all that much.
>
>Fuji Reala.  ASA 100.  VERY nice film indeed; it seems to me to be
>saturated without jacking the contrast way up.  It has a reputation
>for handling troublesome colors, and troublesome lighting conditions
>(like mixed kinds of artificial light) much better than most films,
>and it seems to me to do pretty well at those things.
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