Hey everyone!
So I have a few questions for the curious and savvy film aficionados out there! One of my friends' friend recently shot some slides with her medium-format and I am just bedazzled by the results! Basically, instead of getting a negative you get... a positive! And the colours are incredibly bright and vibrant.
Have you ever played with slides, and what are you pieces of advice to nail it? It's bit pricey so I wouldn't want to waste it :)
Thank youuu!
Raph
A good light meter comes in handy!
Used to shoot a lot of slidefilm, had a polaroid back to check the lighting.
Otherwise +1/2, 0, -1/2 stop exposure.
Velvia and Provia are my favorites ! especially expired, something like in 2005-6 :-)
Provia 400F samples :
Velvia 100F - http://www.victorbezrukov.com/tag/velvia-100f/
Less leeway in exposure compared to colour negatives, but I shot some dark sunsets with out too much hassle.
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Chrome film is such a blast ...and worth every penny. You will become a better photographer. Just bracket lots and have fun! :)
Haven't shot slides in a long time - but yeah, as a few others have mentioned in the comments accurate metering helps - so I guess it depends somewhat on what body you're using. I used to use Provia 400F quite a bit in a Contax T2.