Re: Fine Grain films

[Arthur Entlich <artistic-1@xxxxxxx>]

I think your spell checker bit you ;-)

Art

gary wrote:

> Technically, it is prove 100F (radii). [There was a plain Prove 100.]  Not
> only is it the finest grain color film (transparency or print) at is 100,
> but it is finer grained than Velva at is 50. We have discussed this film on
> the list in the past, with arguments over it's cast. I think it has a blue
> cast, but you will find conflicting stories on the net. It has less of a
> cast than Velva, which has a magenta cast. However, the Velva cast is more
> pleasing to the eye (ok, my eye). Velva is more saturated than Prove 100F.
> 
> At the moment, Prove 100F is the only slide film I shoot. The grain is
> tolerable pushed one stop. Pushing it two stops is too grainy. Might as well
> shoot 400 speed print film at that point. I've never pull processed Prove
> 100F.
> 
> 


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