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RE: One of my favorite album covers....

Using an 8x10 was certainly a bold choice. For creative purposes? WOW is all I can say. Triumphed in what pepole who know even a little about photography is a 'worst case' scenario.
fitting the dynamic range from pure white to just black AND getting the shadows right is tough and for ME, a big ot luck AND bracketing.......if possible.

That's why I liked using Kodak NC films at weddings. It was what came AFTER Vericolor S and was better in most ways. First wedding I shot (after a 1 roll 'test') had perfect contrast and you could see right into the folds of the black tux slacks the men were wearing.....And no blown highlights. Of course, flash was in use to 'even' things out a bit. But still? I could never have got those shots with ANY of the Kodacolor I'd ever used.

As for Grey Scale? Good Improv. The trick, is of course, the MIDDLE tones. If you are still processing, I have both a Color and B&W Dataguides from KODAK. Info about most of the films is gone and I haven't seen E3 processing in decades....BUT, the technical stuff is good and not only does each book include a GREY SCALE but a step tablet, too.....

Want 'em? Still good material with the B&W even having all the TMax films listed....

Since you guys at class were Film Based, any problem with simply bracketing your way to success?
Maybe a couple rolls of same +- exposures followed by different development times? Without knowing what YOU know, that's the way I'd start......?? Any merit to that approach?
I know, THAN you hae to PRINT IT.....something I was always weak at. Not having any schooling OR mentoring, I learned by myself, and probalby HALF o THAT was wrong!
Too much is never enough


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