ISO 25 ISO 50 Film

blumesan · 05-14-2012

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Originally Posted by soupy1957

Clearly, my ISO 400 will be more grainy as a larger print. I'm thinking I might be wise to switch to at LEAST ISO 100 for 81/2 x 11 Landscape shots (wall hanging size).

-Soupy1957

Do you have access to a darkroom where you can print your negatives or a decent photolab who can print them for you? If so, I suggest you perform the necesssary experiments. You will then have much more direct and reliable answers to this question (and this one too) than all the speculation anyone here can offer.

soupy1957 · 05-15-2012

No darkroom here...........but I'm talking with a couple of local entities.

-Soupy1957

05-15-2012	#12
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