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	What speed film for pinhole cameras (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
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	Film Speed
		Speed is how fast a film can capture an image when exposed to a minimal amount of light.
		It is also great for taking pictures in bright sun using a slow shutter speed like 1/30th second to emphasize motion blur or to force the depth of field in a photo to be made less sharp or simplified.
		The film tends to have contrast problems because the detail in shadows will drop out while the highlights become a dominant part of the photo under low light conditions where reflected light is minimal.
	www.scphoto.com /html/speed.html (546 words)

	Learning Digital Photography
		Film Speed is another variable in the exposure equasion.
		The film speeds translate into a full stop of exposure (just like aperture or shutter speed.) For example ISO 200 is 1 full stop faster then 100 speed film.
		The film now is a lot better then it was a while back, even ISO 800 is very good for 4x6 prints in lower light settings, but the grain will become obvious in larger prints.
	groups.msn.com /LearningDigitalPhotography/filmspeed.msnw (290 words)

	CBC.ca News - Arts - Film
		Three decades ago in a galaxy not so far away, filmmaker George Lucas launched Hollywood's Star Wars phenomenon, and now the U.S. Postal Service is celebrating the film's 30th birthday this year by decorating mailboxes to look like famed droid R2-D2.
		The Sprockets Toronto International Film Festival for Children celebrates its 10th anniversary with a program that includes a tribute to the long-running Degrassi TV series and a retrospective of Canadian children's films.
		Films from 41 countries and featuring the work of high-profile stars such as Leonardo DiCaprio, Julie Delphy and Michael Apted will be featured at the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival in New York.
	www.cbc.ca /arts/film (2183 words)

	ISO film speed is the focus of this Photos@VectorTrust.com published aricle on photography "How to" subjects.
		Films are made for different applications, so a more sensitive film has a higher ISO number or rating.
		As an example, a consumer ISO 200 speed film is twice as sensitive to light as the ISO 100 film (from the same manufacturer) If you use ISO 200 film, it requires half as much light to make a correct exposure as ISO 100 film.
		Choosing the "right" film ISO speed is a constant balance between a fast ISO speed film (needed to better control shutter speed) and a film’s grain quality (which determines the sharpness and fine detail.in the final photographic print).
	www.vectortrust.com /articles/ISO_film_speed.html (1434 words)

	The Photo Pro - Photography Tips About Film Speeds
		100 speed film is a good choice for shooting outdoors in bright sun, or inside with a flash.
		200 speed film needs less light than 100 speed, and it is a little less sharp, but it still produces good quality enlargements.
		Speeds of 1000 and 1600 are the most common, although 3200 speed film is available.
	thephotopro.com /faq_film_speeds.asp (255 words)

	FUJIFILM Global \| Support & Downloads \| Tips for Better Photos
		A good photograph requires the shutter speed and lens aperture to be set to expose the film with the proper amount of light.
		Speeds of 1/250 and 1/500 are generally fast enough to prevent camera shake.
		Film with a speed of ISO 400 to 800.
	www.fujifilm.com /support/tips_for_better_photos/glossary.html (4075 words)

	JimDoty.com - Color Photo Film
		E200 is a sharp film (not up to the 100 speed films, but better than any other 200 speed film) with good color and the best slide film for pushing with good color at 320 and 640.
		When you load, for example, 100 speed film in the camera, set the film speed on the camera at 200, and in essence, pretend you are using 200 speed film.
		If you were to decide to re-rate 50 speed film to 100 speed in mid-roll and ask for a 1 stop push from the lab, the last half of the roll (the pushed half) would be properly exposed but the first half of the roll would be 1 stop overexposed.
	www.jimdoty.com /Tips/Color_Film/color_film.html (4964 words)

	Silent Film Speed
		The historical fact is that more silent films were intended to be shown at speeds which were much closer to the sound projector's 11 minutes 6 2/3 seconds per reel than the legendary "silent speed" of 16 frames per second which drags the film along at sixteen minutes and forty seconds per reel.
		The operator "renders" a film, if he is a real operator, exactly as does the musician render a piece of music, in that, within limits, the action of the scene being portrayed depends entirely on his judgment....
		Film makers were aware of the growing tendency to speed up their pictures in projection.
	www.cinemaweb.com /silentfilm/bookshelf/18_car_1.htm (1096 words)

	Dental Radiography - Doses and Film Speed
		Film speed can be an important aspect in determining the amount of radiation exposure received by a patient.
		The greater the film speed, the lesser the exposure received by the patient.
		Switching from E to F speed produced a 20-25% reduction in exposure, and switching from D to F-speed film produced a 60% reduction in exposure.
	www.fda.gov /cdrh/radhlth/dentalradio.html (691 words)

	Film Speed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The speed rating system, maintained by the International Standards Organization (ISO), is most commonly expressed in multiples of 100 (100, 200, 400, 1000), though there are other values available, such as 25 and 50.
		A film rated at ISO 200 requires half the exposure time as one at ISO 100, but twice as much time as an ISO 400 film (assuming all other values, such as ambient light and the camera's aperture setting remain constant).
		Slower films have a finer grain and are therefore capable of producing photos of greater detail.
	www.timebanditphoto.com /film_speed.htm (215 words)

	How Photographic Film Works
		A slow speed film is desirable for portrait photography, where you can control the lighting of the subject, the subject is stationary, and you are likely to want a large print from the negative.
		The film speed is the first factor, and most of today's cameras automatically sense what speed film is being used from the markings that are on the outside of a 35 mm cartridge.
		So, either manually, or automatically, you now have an image that is focused on the film surface, and the proper exposure has been set through a combination of film speed, aperture settings (f stop) and exposure time (generally fractions of a second from 1/30th to 1/1000th of a second).
	www.unc.edu /~jimlee/film.htm (4235 words)

	FILM SPEED
		Aerial Film Speed and Effective Aerial Film Speed should not be confused with ISO speed or exposure index (EI).
		When using ground pictorial films that are assigned an ISO speed, such as Vericolor, Ektachrome, or Technical Pan, you should conduct tests to determine which film speed settings for your camera or light meter will produce optimum results.
		Filters used with color film are usually colorless or pale pink, such as a No. IA Skylight filter, or one of several densities of pale yellow (No, 2B and 2E, for example).
	www.tpub.com /photographyadv/51.htm (925 words)

	UtahWest Photographics - Basic Photography Course
		Film is a strip or sheet of light sensitive material which must be exposed to light to make an image.
		With manual cameras and exposure meters, a meter reading is taken of a scene and a shutter speed and aperture are indicated for the proper exposure of the film being used.
		Higher speed films require less light to be properly exposed but they do not yield prints with as high quality as slower films due to the grain being larger in the faster films.
	home.earthlink.net /~jmcmull36/Basics/film.htm (1922 words)

	Film speed - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In the ISO logarithmic scale, which corresponds to the older DIN scale, doubling the speed of a film implies adding 3° to the numeric value that designates the film speed.
		Four variables are available to the photographer to obtain the desired effect: lighting, film speed, f-number (aperture size), and shutter speed (exposure time).
		The equation may be expressed as ratios, or, by taking the logarithm (base 2) of both sides, by addition, using the APEX system, in which every increment of 1 is a doubling of exposure, known as a "stop".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Film_speed (1271 words)

	Select film
		Film could be B and W, or colour.
		Speed of film is the degree of light sensitivity of the emulsion.
		Film manufacturer would like to do more research on high-speed film, therefore, they have to sell more to support their dream.
	photo.hitechemall.com /selfilm.htm (358 words)

	KODAK PROFESSIONAL High-Speed Infrared Film (HSI): Tech Pub F-13 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		KODAK PROFESSIONAL High Speed Infrared Film is a high-speed film with moderately high contrast, sensitive to light and radiant energy to 900 nanometres (nm) in wavelength.
		Infrared films are sensitive to infrared radiation, some ultraviolet radiation, and to all wavelengths of visible radiation (light).
		To enhance the infrared effect on the film, you must use a filter over the lens (or light source) to absorb the ultraviolet radiation and blue light to which the film is also sensitive.
	www.kodak.com /global/en/professional/support/techPubs/f13/f13.jhtml (1471 words)

	Film
		If you ask "how much light must fall on the film before it is transmitting 1/100th of the light (density 2.0)?", you can see that this happens for the ISO 200 film at about a log lux-seconds of -1.8 (that's 10^(-1.8) or 0.016).
		The ISO speed on the side of the film box tells you roughly how sensitive to light a film is. But it is merely a summary of the information that is available in a sensitivity curve.
		Kodak expects that the lower contrast film will be more useful at a wedding, for example, where the groom is dressed in fl and the bride is in white and you want to see some detail in both outfits.
	www.photo.net /making-photographs/film (2675 words)

	North Star Imaging, Inc. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		D7 is a high speed film used for high energy applications, with particularly good consistency, homogeneity, a pleasant image tint and shiny surface.
		These state-of-the-art films process as well in short or long cycle processing, and cover a wide range of applications, yielding high image quality regardless of the material being examined and the source of radiation employed.
		A high speed, fine grain, high contrast ASTM Class 2 film suitable for inspection of a large variety of specimens with low-to-high kilovoltage X-ray and gamma ray sources.
	www.4nsi.com /film.htm (857 words)

	Film Speed - SimCam - Film and Digital Camera Simulator - Photonhead.com
		Fast films can be used in low light situations in exchange for an increase in contrast and noise/grain.
		Sometimes using a faster film speed is the only way to get a sharp image.
		The 400 ASA film is overexposed, so you need to compensate by reducing light - move the shutter or aperture 2 stops higher to balance the exposure.
	www.photonhead.com /simcam/filmspeed.php (233 words)

	Digital Film Scanners - Minolta Dimage Scan Speed Film Scanner Review, Information, and Specifications
		The Minolta Dimage Scan Speed film scanner is quite a bit more capable than some of the "personal" film scanners we've reviewed in the past, positioned at the upper end of the "enthusiast" market with a list price as of this writing of $1,299.
		Given the extreme resolution of most film scanners, we're surprised that the lenses can be designed with enough depth of field to insure sharp focus in the face of minor variations in the film plane position.
		The Dimage Scan Speed uses plastic slide- and filmstrip-holders to carry the film to the scanner: You first place the media to be scanned into the holder, then insert the holder into the scanner.
	www.imaging-resource.com /PRODS/DSS/DSSA.HTM (6802 words)

	Film Notes
		I do use 200 speed film from time to time if I know it will be in decent lighting conditions for the entire roll.
		I think my comments about 3200 film may be mistaken, it maybe EI 3200 with some films, and actual speed is 800 and you always push it, or I am confused in some fashion.
		Super G 800 is supposed to have the finest grain of all the 800 speed films, approaching that of a 400 speed film.
	www.cs.wisc.edu /~bolo/photo/film.html (2179 words)

	4C 35mm High Speed Film Camera (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Ideal for filming such slow-motion scenes as the deployment of vehicle airbags, cereal falling through frame, small-scale explosion effects, the classic water droplet and crown effect, a close-up of a golf ball being hit by a golf club and bullets exiting the barrel of a gun.
		Film winding requires a darkroom on-set to rewind film onto balanced cores (not just a darkbag).
		All film must be rewound onto balanced cores prior to loading in the camera magazine.
	www.photosonics.com /Rental/4C.html (1102 words)

	FILM (ASA) SPEED TEST
		Your personal film speed may easily be 1 to 2 stops (tones or
		unexposed film and assigned a value of zone 0.
		Mail the film to us with a copy of the table.
	mysite.verizon.net /cmp2f7cw/10/id1.html (624 words)

	Howstuffworks "How Photographic Film Works"
		This is done by adjusting glass or plastic lenses that bend the reflected light from the objects onto the film.
		The film speed is the first factor, and most of today's cameras automatically sense which speed film is being used from the markings that are on the outside of a 35-mm cartridge.
		There is an advantage to having a faster film in your camera.
	science.howstuffworks.com /film5.htm (472 words)

	JimDoty.com - Photo Film Lite
		The sharpest slide films are Fujichrome Velvia (it is an ISO 50 speed slide film, but you should set your camera for a film speed of 40 when using this film) and Fujichrome Provia 100F.
		Close to the Kodak films is Fujichrome Provia 100 and its amateur version, Fujichrome Sensia II 100.
		One stop faster than the 100 speed slide films, you are now at 1/30 of a second.
	jimdoty.com /Tips/Film_Lite/film_lite.html (900 words)

	Amazon.com: Fujifilm 200 Speed APS Film 25 Exposures (3 Pack): Camera & Photo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Big mistake for thinking that film with the same speed is the same as the rest.
		I took pictures at an outdoor wedding with Fuji 200 aps film and Kodak 200 aps film and the Fuji prints were terrible.
		The pictures taken with the Kodak film were much sharper and colors were vibrant.
	www.amazon.com /Fujifilm-200-Speed-Film-Exposures/dp/B00004TWM2 (620 words)

	AMI Film Bin - Dental Film
		D speed film with excellent image sharpness and contrast.
		All film is packaged 25 sheets per box.
		You can voice mail or fax orders to us at anytime.
	www.amifilmbin.com /products/dentfilm.html (58 words)

	The JESUS Film Project - reaching every nation
		Recognized as the voodoo center of the world and a historic “hot spot” for slave trade, Benin retains its reputation for intense spiritual warfare and strong resistance to the gospel.
		As “JESUS” film workers faithfully share the gospel throughout Benin and the other nations of West Africa, Campus Crusade for Christ leaders recognize the need to partner with local churches in order to multiply their manpower.
		Choose a connection speed below to watch a one-minute preview of the "JESUS" film...
	www.jesusfilm.org (114 words)

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