washy21
Established
HI all
I tried a search and didn't find anything so hope someone can help.
I do find the lack of ISO 100 to be a tad frustrating. I like to capture motion in photographs and even at f16 it has to be pretty bad daylight to get the slow enough shutter speeds I require to capture movement.
Does anyone else feel this is an issue at all.
I tried a search and didn't find anything so hope someone can help.
I do find the lack of ISO 100 to be a tad frustrating. I like to capture motion in photographs and even at f16 it has to be pretty bad daylight to get the slow enough shutter speeds I require to capture movement.
Does anyone else feel this is an issue at all.
rvaubel
Well-known
Yah, sure the lack of anything that limits your creative ability is frustrating. Blurry motion shots aren't my thing but limited DOF is. Both require the same thing. The answer is neutral density filters. That way you can do whatever you want, even low F# with slow shutter speeds!
Rex
Rex
oftheherd
Veteran
ISO 100 color is still available as far as I know. I certainly still get it from the expired bin at Ritz (that may not help you in the UK). I think ISO 100 is still available also. Isn't Efke marketed in an ISO 100?
Failing all that, have you considered an ND filter?
Failing all that, have you considered an ND filter?
oftheherd
Veteran
I just looked, and former member bmattock at his site http://mattocksphotography.com/era.html is still offereing 100 ISO b/w film also. Again, that may not be something for you in the UK.
kaiyen
local man of mystery
oftheherd - I don't think you can fit film into an rd-1...
singh-ray makes a vari-ND filter. from like 2-10 stops by rotating the ring. it's crazy expensive, though, but awfully flexible.
allan
singh-ray makes a vari-ND filter. from like 2-10 stops by rotating the ring. it's crazy expensive, though, but awfully flexible.
allan
mac_wt
Cameras are like bunnies
oftheherd said:
Ouch, I didn't know. I will miss Bill.
Wim
