Matus
Well-known
Hello,
some time ago I was advised by a smaller lab (they have their own development machine and develop only slide film and they do a very good job to my experience) that if I want to handle higher contrast with slide film I should use either Kodak E100G or E100VS and expose them at ISO 50 - 64 and then they would do pull development. It should result in large latitude of the films. I was also explicitly told that this does not work with Fuji films.
I have not exploited that possibility much yet, but consider to give it a try. As I will not be able to do a side-by-side comparison I was wondering whether you have any experience on pulling E100G or E100VS.
some time ago I was advised by a smaller lab (they have their own development machine and develop only slide film and they do a very good job to my experience) that if I want to handle higher contrast with slide film I should use either Kodak E100G or E100VS and expose them at ISO 50 - 64 and then they would do pull development. It should result in large latitude of the films. I was also explicitly told that this does not work with Fuji films.
I have not exploited that possibility much yet, but consider to give it a try. As I will not be able to do a side-by-side comparison I was wondering whether you have any experience on pulling E100G or E100VS.
