From: Doug Kemp (vetpharm@arches.uga.edu)
Date: Sun Jan 13 2002 - 05:45:32 CST
> >i was told by a reliable source that i should use 800 speed film in
> my camera especially >inside buildings and where theres alot of
> shadows like in the woods
>
> If you're planning to do all your photography in low light situations,
> then 800 speed if fine, if you don't mind the grains. However you
> will probably do most of your shots in daylight and 100-200 speed will
> offer consistently better quality. Flash fill is not a bad idea, even
> in daylight, because so many of your crew will be wearing hats that
> cause shadows.
> (Somehow it is not "cool" to wear your hat so that your face can be
> seen) :-))
>
> YiS
> Doug
>
>
>
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>
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