Ultrafine films

[trendland]

Nothing at all against tripods! In fact, I keep a light duty and a medium duty in my trunk. Heavy duty video 'pod, no. AND, the "everyone is amazed when I use it," monopod!

It's mostly a matter of convenience, shooting on the fly, not having to do the tripod thing although the monopod is all but there.

And, TMY-2 has sharpness, up to 200 lpmm, IIRC that few standard films can touch. Obviously, time for a tripod to attain that.

Well - I realy have nothing else expected from you Paul!

So you are Allways best equiped - it looks like!

Then Darvin has no change with you "Selection of Dinosauriers" !

And never mind Paul - if somebudy would "blame" you as a Dinosaurier !

The answer then could only be : " Fellows - thats the oppoosite - because that what you see here is :

Survival of the. F I T T E S T !!!!

with regards!

 

[Agulliver]

With regard to high speed film.....I generally like "available light photography" and I have been known to photograph racing cars too.

But the beauty of film is that there are so many different types available with different looks, speeds and characteristics.

 

[trendland]

But the beauty of film is that there are so many different types available with different looks, speeds and characteristics.[/QUOTE]
That is indeed right said Agulliver I would agree 100%


With regards