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Posts: 24 12/18/07 07:31:50 |
Hmmmm...the potential for low light shooting with the S3 2000 seems to beg for a faster film. Ordered some 3200 film and it should be here this week.
Anyone used this before? If so, what should I be aware of before loading and shooting? 
Thanks in advance! dave |
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Posts: 256 12/18/07 16:48:03 |
No help from me, I gotta try that myself.
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nsp9107.nikonhistorical... |
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Posts: 57 12/18/07 20:46:47 |
i use asa 100 in low light with either the 3.5cm f1.8, 5cm f1.4 or 8.5cm f 1.5, you can hand hold it to about a 1/4 second wide open with still great images.
no need to go to the high speed unless your shooting auto racing in low light.
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dave lackey.nikonhistorical... |
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Posts: 24 12/19/07 07:50:09 |
Ha! How about 2 year olds?
dave |
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Posts: 77 12/19/07 23:19:08 |
Dave, check out some of Jari's (jsuominen at RFF) shots taken on ISO400 film at f1.4 with the Millennium 50/1.4 at the link below. He's doing pretty
well in poor lighting with ISO400 film at 1/30sec and f1.4. With ISO3200 you could probably shoot in almost complete darkness!
http://flickr.com/photos/jsuominen/
Last Edited By: jonmanjiro 12/20/07 05:32:58.
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VinceC.nikonhistorical... |
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Posts: 57 12/20/07 02:07:23 |
I've used 3200 with an original S3 and SP. No camera-specific concerns or handling problems -- the film should work just fine. I mainly used it for
low-light with the older slow wides, Biogon 21/4.5 and Nikkor 28/3.5.
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