Tips and insights shooting with Kodak Ektar 100

Michel Hardy-Vallée · Jul 16, 2009

On the topic of colour casts w/ Ektar, I read on other forums that when over-exposed, the film has a tendency to have casts. Not that I noticed it myself, because I've always used incident metering with this film, which is the surest way to avoid overexposed highlights, as one does with slide film.

Lee L · Jul 16, 2009

Sirius Glass said:
If you really want to have some fun, try explaining double exposures to a clueless digisnapper!

Steve

In that circumstance, I'd say it's a new $150 Photoshop plug-in called ShortWind that makes digital look just like real film. Or I'd just claim that the camera wasn't advancing the CMOS chip far enough between exposures, and needed adjustment.

Lee

Thomas Bertilsson · Jul 16, 2009

Lee, you must be standing in for George Carlin. That's funny.

Sirius Glass · Jul 16, 2009

Lee L said:
In that circumstance, I'd say it's a new $150 Photoshop plug-in called ShortWind that makes digital look just like real film. Or I'd just claim that the camera wasn't advancing the CMOS chip far enough between exposures, and needed adjustment.

Lee

I like that!

Steve

skyrick · Jul 16, 2009

c6h6o3 said:
what's with the flare on the right?

My Graflex roll film back. I didn't wind the exposure to a full stop.

Rick

mrladewig · Jul 17, 2009

I've had a bit of mixed results with the blue skies in Ektar but have ultimately gotten it working well.

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