Boy, I'll second that. Fuji Reala is one of my favorite films. Low contrast, but saturated and the grain (or lack thereof) is wonderful to behold. I seriously doubt that you have seen the limits of print film until you try good print films. Another nice one is Konica Impressa 50.
Bruce Wednesday, November 20, 2002, 11:46:46 AM, you wrote: BR> Forget the lenses, forget the tripod and all the rest of the technique jazz. BR> Get a roll of Fuji Reala (or even Kodak Supra 100) and then take a look at BR> the enlargements. I have found that the type of film has a bigger effect on BR> how a picture looks, because of fine grain (smoother tones and ability to BR> render fine details) than all the other hardware factors. BR> BR BR> Go! Right now, before the new toys show up any you think that they made the BR> pictures better. BR> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] BR> I was/am still using 200 print film. I've had two 8x10 blowups done for BR> instance, and, frankly, they look pretty good.
