Can anyone make any recommendations on tungsten-balanced slide films? I'm going to be shooting under fluorescent lighting (using an FL-B filter). A test roll of Ektachrome 160 Tungsten looks OK, but I'd like something a bit faster. Kodak makes an Ektachrome 320 Tungsten. Anyone ever tried this stuff? (I'm hesitant because it's a little close to ISO 400 and I still have bad memories of the daylight Ektachrome 400 I shot once - much too grainy for me.
Ideally I'd shoot Provia 400F with an FL-A filter, but I don't *have* an FL-A filter and can't really justify buying one (77mm) in my current underemployed state - at least not for a charity job (web page for my organic food co-op). -- Mark Roberts www.robertstech.com Photography and writing
