:cry:
Asking for help here.
Photographed my friend's wedding dinner (I am in just for fun, not even the
backup photog) using Ilford Delta 3200.
Took it to Ruby for development and contact print.
Most photos are slightly under exposed but still quite ok (cuz I tried not
to use flash during that night. A great mistake..... ;( )
Anyway, Ruby boss had sugggested me to use paper grade to
get around with the underexposure.
I tried out my neighbourhood printing shop (a new guy using Noritsu)
for some 4R test prints. He told me it is using C41 (or digital printing?) but
with B&W results. He will adjust contrast in Noritsu.
However, the photos came out very grainy, blotchy and some suffered a loss
of detail (compared to contact print).
I understand that ASA3200 will be grainy but would it be better if we
go via traditional printing?
I am now thinking of trying out Konota (Fuji Frontier?).
Or are there any good B&W printing shops to recommend?
(Afraid I am not capable of printing it myself yet.....)
Asking for help here.
Photographed my friend's wedding dinner (I am in just for fun, not even the
backup photog) using Ilford Delta 3200.
Took it to Ruby for development and contact print.
Most photos are slightly under exposed but still quite ok (cuz I tried not
to use flash during that night. A great mistake..... ;( )
Anyway, Ruby boss had sugggested me to use paper grade to
get around with the underexposure.
I tried out my neighbourhood printing shop (a new guy using Noritsu)
for some 4R test prints. He told me it is using C41 (or digital printing?) but
with B&W results. He will adjust contrast in Noritsu.
However, the photos came out very grainy, blotchy and some suffered a loss
of detail (compared to contact print).
I understand that ASA3200 will be grainy but would it be better if we
go via traditional printing?
I am now thinking of trying out Konota (Fuji Frontier?).
Or are there any good B&W printing shops to recommend?
(Afraid I am not capable of printing it myself yet.....)