Tips and insights shooting with Kodak Ektar 100

[Michel Hardy-Vallée]

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]

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]

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

 

[Sirius Glass]

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]

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]

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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