Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2005/10/16

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Subject: [Leica] #351 & #352
From: jblack at ambio.net (John Black)
Date: Sun Oct 16 10:42:41 2005
References: <008701c5cef9$6f6fbea0$cdde4454@desktop><434D8218.4020802@summaventures.com><03fc01c5d03b$daf0f700$2501a8c0@chartertn.net><p0623090bbf748aee3e45@10.0.1.4><009601c5d0d4$87d5b120$2501a8c0@chartertn.net> <9b678e0510141310h50f7ae18i5d34dad13076db48@mail.gmail.com>
 

John,
What you have to understand is that all color negative technology is
designed to compensate for extreme contrast ranges; this could be from light
shadow or it could be filter induced.
<snip>

I haven't tried any of the newer versions of this product, but I will check
out a roll or two.  It obviously works as it should for GB so maybe it will
for me.

Thanks..
JB
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