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Pushing the push question a bit further. E6 push?
Old 07-12-2007   #1
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Pushing the push question a bit further. E6 push?

What about pushing E6?

100 -> 400?

400 -> 800 or 1600?

Am I going to get acceptable results?

The reason is the same, low light, slow lens, handhold.
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with some films.

Provia 400F is especially good for pushing. I've run it to 1600 with very good results, and I know at least one photog who regularly runs it at 3200 with suprisingly good results.
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Grain increases a fair bit so it works better on 120
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I don't see the point of pushing 100 speed film to 400 when you can buy 400 speed film. Pushing is always a compromise.
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Quote:
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I don't see the point of pushing 100 speed film to 400 when you can buy 400 speed film. Pushing is always a compromise.
It increases the contrast and sort of bleaches the mid-tones, handy in fashion work to give the models a pale flawless look, but no I don’t see the point either
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