At 01:49 AM 7/1/00 -0400, Damon wrote:
>Andrew Kunz wrote:
> >
> > B&W or color?
>You know .. it's funny that for as much as I know about film I have no
>idea..
>I took for granted what the other poster said about just using exposed
>film.. I'd guess color as color film has separate layers w/ dyes in it
>that are reactive to different spectrums of light (cyan,magenta,yellow)
>also it's cheaper to develop as most film labs can process it in house..
>I'd suggest lower speed film as it contains finer particles of silver
>(bigger particles would mean more light blockage i.e. most sensitive to
>light in regular usage) it's also cheaper.
>I'll pass this by my father who knows just about everything.. he used to
>make his own photo chemicals and paper when my mother was a
>photographer.. he'll probably know..

Black and white is much more predictable.

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