This is why I said slide film. You used print film, and it sounds like you looked at prints, which can lead to all sorts of problems. The point of using slide film is to look at the film itself, and I find that easier with slides. The biggest problem is getting viewing the film with high enough magnification do draw good conclusions. Once I started using a 30x, stereo microscope it became much easier to see what a lens could do.
BR -----Original Message----- From: Alin Flaider [mailto:AlinFlaider@;xnet.ro] Bruce wrote: RBMB> ... I think just about any 100 speed, or slower, slide film is fine. I wouldn't agree entirely. I recently used Reala 100 to take a series of test shots for my newly acquired SMC 135/2.5. Later I compared the enlargements to those made from a Fuji HG 100 - a very cheap, high contrast film, targeted for p&s crowd, Servus, Alin
