Mickey
Was it grainy because you had under-exposed? And was the grain
attractive ("moody") or the messy stuff like on shots indoors when
the flash has failed?
I have a hoard of Agfa 25: I bought 2 and used one.. I have one left
for a special occasion!
Chris
At 18:25 -0400 14/4/02, Mickey Trageser wrote:
I had one experience with Konica Impressa 50. It was a grey day at Niagara
Falls, with some brief glimpses of sunlight. In the grey periods with much
mist from the falls, the shots were extremely grainy, IMO. Of course, this
is probably the worst condition for any film, but with the descriptions of
very fine grain, I was less than impressed. In the same roll I took a few
shots in sunlight, a pleasant change that day. These came out very nice, and
the grain was not an issue. I'm not basing my judgement simply on prints,
but the quallity of the scans from my Acer Scanwit 2740s. It seems to bear
out the print results.
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