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12-01-2008, 09:09 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by Marc Sabatella View Post
True. But the problem with colored filters is that most of the situations we are talking about here involve low light levels as it is. A blue filter means it's going to be that much hard to get enough light at all. Of course, one could question whether bad light is better than no light. But I do find that if nothing else, the red channel on its own often makes a fine B&W conversion.
True enough, but we were able to do it with 400 ISO film, and since with digital, 1600 is the new 400, so we gain a couple of stops advantage.
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