Photo FAVS Wednesday: High ISOs - A New Way To Think About Shooting
Good Morning Everybody,
Brrrrrr!!!! We woke up to 27 degrees in sunny downtown Daytona Beach today - Heck, I asked the front desk what time the ski slopes opened today;~) Regardless, it's still good to be in sunny Florida for the next couple of days.
So did you get a chance to work your way through the 10 Technique Tuesdays I posted yesterday - lots of great information available. Anyway, let's get right to today's Photo FAVS post.
High ISOs - A New Way To Think About Shooting
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My High ISO Journey
Many of you know that I am a high ISO "speed freak" when it comes to shooting. It probably goes back to my early college days when I was working my way through school as a school photographer.
The fastest film we had at the time was Kodak Tri-X film rated at 400 ISO. New developers were hitting the scene back then - Accufine and Diafine to name two. Diafine developer could push Tri-X up to 3200 ISO - unheard of back then. The problem was that the negative did not print that well at that high ISO.
I stumbled upon a different high ISO solution back in those late
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Written by Carlos on January 6th, 2010 with no comments.
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