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jmowreader

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9. You do it by adjusting development times

Sat May 4, 2019, 12:50 AM

May 2019

You can do it pretty easily with black & white film. On those three bricks of Fujichrome that are sitting in the fridge right now slumbering in anticipation of their trip to San Francisco in 47 days, I don't bother.

But back to my current problem: If I gotta go to Wallace next Friday night and shoot 43-Man Squamish* with no flash for publication in Saturday's paper, which body is going to give me the best results?

* Wallace High School can't field a Squamish team. They don't have 43 boys in the entire student body. They play 8-man football, and two-platoon football is a luxury they can't afford. I know the football coach up there. He owns twelve football helmets.

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Need advice on high-end DSLR purchase [View all] jmowreader May 2019 OP

Depends on $$$$ Cattledog May 2019 #1

Any camera will give you the best-looking photographs: read Cartier-Bresson's The fierywoman May 2019 #2

You do it by adjusting development times jmowreader May 2019 #9

Have you thought about a 4/3 camera? UpInArms May 2019 #3

No. jmowreader May 2019 #5

I used a T2I for the newspaper UpInArms May 2019 #6

My wife has a Nikon D-40 she would like to sell. we can do it May 2019 #4

Screw DSLR. Come into the 20th century. flamin lib May 2019 #7

No can do, but thanks for the suggestion jmowreader May 2019 #8

For low-light sports, ManiacJoe May 2019 #10

Most of them are lit pretty well jmowreader May 2019 #11

Rumor has it ManiacJoe May 2019 #12