Well, "once upon a time" I recall that a green filter was recommended
for) portraits, since it gave nicer skin texture, but I suppose the
spectral sensitivity of film has changed quite a bit, since I haven´t
seen this advice for decades...
Anyway, in a situation that calls for ISO 3200, I certainly wouldn´t
consider using any filter with a filter factor greater than 1...
And, of course, digital RAW would allow "filtering" after the fact.
Per Öfverbeck
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1 dec 2005 kl. 06.55 skrev karl shah-jenner:
----- Original Message -----
From: "Srinivasa
: Lately I ve been doing lot of wedding photography and
: I would like to shoot some pictures inside the church
: with Kodak 3200. I am also going to shoot some
: portraits with that film with available light inside
: the church. I would like to know what type filter
: should I be using inorder to get a good contrast in
: the pictures. Or should I not use any filters at all ?
