Fodor G�bor wrote: > My friend invited me to shoot some rolls on a hair stylist competition > at the weekend. I would use FujiPress800 film for tungsten light (I > suppose) and if necessery 550EX flash. Should I use > compensation filter for this film, or is this film good for this > kind of colour temperature? > I do not know anything about the ambient light amount. The main object > would be the modell and some smaller group. > I'm thinking about a 80A filter. Using flash I would remove > the filter. > Is the FujiPress800 not too grained? I have never used so fast film > before. The film will be developed on Fuji Lab. > My gear: > EOS50 > EF28-135 IS > EF75-300 USM > 550EX > OCSC2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------- Use flash where possible. This will counter the color shift. If not, a good lab will be able to filter out fluorescent or tungsten lighting when they print your photos. A 1-hour lab will not be able to do this, so I would suggest relax, getthe job done, and bring the film to a better lab.
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