Re: Colour slide film latitude

I've used Fuji Sensia 100 in my 35mm (with pinhole) camera with no problems.
I used it outdoors in good light. Exposures were less than 10 seconds if I
remember correctly. I simply used the camera metering through the pinhole
for exposure. Maybe adding a bit of exposure since the meter was getting so
little light. The exposures have always been right on and I haven't noticed
any color shift in the slides at all. The Fuji data guide lists reciprocity
data for Sensia 100 as follows:

up to 16 sec. no compensation or filtration required.

at 32 sec. +1/2 stop compensation, no filtration.

at 2 min +1 stop compensation, 2.5R filtration

Hope this helps. I've never used provia so I don't know how they compare.

Eric

>From: Howard Wells <sandwell@earthlink.net>
>
>The Fuji Provias both seem to have good latitude and good reciprocity
>characteristics. Not as much as negative films, of course, but very
>usable for pinhole in my opinion. I use them for pinhole in 35, 120 and
>4x5.
>
>I have not used the Fuji Sensia series and would welcome input from
>someone who has used both. Sensia is less expensive.
>
>Howard Wells
>

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Received on Wed Jul 17 16:32:44 2002