High Definition Film

[Taigan]

I was standing in the checkout line today and saw high definition film next to the other film for 35mm cameras. Has anybody tried this? If so, is it noticeably better than regular 35 mm film?

 

[wbresson]

Hi :shocked:

 

[whistleclient]

for sporting events (fast motion) or low light, it might be better

 

[daniel1113]

I have not tried it, but I am guessing that it has a finer grain to it than 35mm, thus producing somewhat better pictures. Whether or not it is worth the extra cost, I don't know.

 

[raildogg]

Originally posted by: wbresson
Hi :shocked:

y halo there

 

[Wag]

It's a gimmick.

 

[Quasmo]

yep. theres no way to tell a difference unless you blow a picture up to poster size.

 

[Taigan]

yep. theres no way to tell a difference unless you blow a picture up to poster size.

Thanks, Quasmo. That's what I thought, but I wasn't sure.

 

[OffTopic1]

Originally posted by: Taigan
I was standing in the checkout line today and saw high definition film next to the other film for 35mm cameras. Has anybody tried this? If so, is it noticeably better than regular 35 mm film?

High Definition /Royal Supra is a modify Royal Gold film (produce a bit better colour & speed range than the old Gold). Basically it is just a marketing scheme to make the general public think it is a newer film with new technology. (Kodak hasn?t put much development into improving their film technology in the last 20+ years, and Fuji hasn?t improved much since the introduction of Velvia/Reala).

 

[Zim Hosein]

Originally posted by: OffTopic

Originally posted by: Taigan
I was standing in the checkout line today and saw high definition film next to the other film for 35mm cameras. Has anybody tried this? If so, is it noticeably better than regular 35 mm film?

High Definition /Royal Supra is a modify Royal Gold film (produce a bit better colour & speed range than the old Gold). Basically it is just a marketing scheme to make the general public think it is a newer film with new technology. (Kodak hasn?t put much development into improving their film technology in the last 20+ years, and Fuji hasn?t improved much since the introduction of Velvia/Reala).

Thanks OffTopic :beer: