gonzogolf wrote in post #15548141
At the risk of sounding like a cranky old man, coming from a film background we couldnt go above 400 without beginning to make some serious compromises with the quality of our images. You could push process some black and white film up to 1600 but it came with grain and that severely limited what you could do with the prints. High ISO is great but I think newer users fail to appreciate how far and how fast we have come to be where we are.
At the risk of sounding like a cranky old man, coming from a film background we couldnt go above 400 without beginning to make some serious compromises with the quality of our images. You could push process some black and white film up to 1600 but it came with grain and that severely limited what you could do with the prints. High ISO is great but I think newer users fail to appreciate how far and how fast we have come to be where we are.
You sound fine. I have massive respect for film and I do appreciate where we are today. Unfortunately, I have never done any developing myself. I do have a Nikon N8008, that I haven't used much though.
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