Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/01/16
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Lucian Chis wrote: > > Hello fellow LU's > > I am planning to shoot a wedding this week-end and I am planning to use > AGFA Optima 100 for that purpose. > I am generally satisfied by the colors I am getting , but I think I might > get bluish whites generally on AGFA film. > Does anybody have experience with whites on this film? There seems to be > a lot of white in the wedding pictures I shoot! > > Thanks, > > LucianLucian: Probably the film used most in the US for weddings and/or portraits is Kodak VPS, which is balanced for flesh tones and produces very nice whites. Fuji makes a comperable film, (I think that it's NHG), which is at least as good. If you prefer a 400 film, Kodak's PMC is another balanced for flesh tones, (again Fuji makes a 400 as well).