Kevin Power wrote:
> I've had superb results with it, but it was sent to pro lab for development.
>
>
E100VS is the only Kodak product I use these days, when appropriate. It
is, to me, nearly a faster Velvia analogue. I've been pleased with it,
and yes, the colors are quite saturated (V-
Joel wrote:
>landscape. The E100VS can be a little OTT in really warm light
I tried one roll after the lab raved about it. Some photos I took of a
sunset have saturated in quite bizarre ways. It's interesting, but I still
prefer Fuji films. Another thing which was a problem was that the film
>From: Roger Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Anybody out there used Kodak's E100VS film?
Roger,
I use this film in addition to Provia F and Velvia. I prefer Velvia for
landscape. The E100VS can be a little OTT in really warm light, but it is
often very good in flat light that can make Provia
I've had superb results with it, but it was sent to pro lab for development.
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From: "Roger Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2001 9:59 PM
Subject: filmscanners: Ektachrome E100VS bad?
> Anybody
