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Re: Kodachrome
By:Dennis
Date: 1/14/2000, 6:52 am
In Response To: Kodachrome (Brian Giles)

From past experience, I knew that Kodachrome 25 was the best for quality images. I just wasn't sure if made the best choice for doing a transfer to digital. Dennis

> Dennis, Paul Simon wrote a song about this stuff. If you want the BEST
> stuff and you have a ton of 35mm equipment you should use color slide film
> and a lot of people think Kodachrome is the best...use lights
> (photofloods- the "whiter" the light the better) to make sure
> your boat is evenly "painted" with light, and then rotate your
> polarizing filter until you've eliminated the glare from that flawless
> finish. Click! Then take your film to one of the places suggested. You
> WILL have superior results compared to print film.

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Boat Photos
Dennis -- 1/13/2000, 7:40 pm
Go for a scanner option
Marcelo -- 1/14/2000, 11:10 am
I'll second that
Brian T. Cunningham -- 1/14/2000, 6:13 pm
Re: Boat Photos
Kent LeBoutillier -- 1/14/2000, 6:12 am
Re: Boat Photos
Rehd -- 1/14/2000, 9:01 am
Re: Boat Photos
Dennis -- 1/14/2000, 6:55 am
Re: Boat Photos
Rehd -- 1/14/2000, 9:10 am
Re: Boat Photos
Dennis -- 1/14/2000, 9:43 am
Re: Boat Photos
Rehd -- 1/14/2000, 7:54 pm
Re: Boat Photos
Kent LeBoutillier -- 1/14/2000, 7:11 am
Re: Boat Photos
Scotty -- 1/14/2000, 2:05 am
Re: Boat Photos
Charles Cooper -- 1/13/2000, 9:49 pm
Re: Boat Photos
Jack -- 1/14/2000, 11:19 am
Re: Boat Photos
Dale Frolander -- 1/13/2000, 9:56 pm
Re: Boat Photos
Rehd -- 1/13/2000, 10:51 pm
Re: Boat Photos
Charles Cooper -- 1/13/2000, 11:21 pm
Kodachrome
Brian Giles -- 1/14/2000, 1:14 am
Re: Kodachrome
Dennis -- 1/14/2000, 6:52 am
Re: Kodachrome
Charles Cooper -- 1/14/2000, 6:51 am