I'm going on a brief trip to Arkansas in October with my 13 yo daughter.
She'll be using a Pentax MX camera and I'll be using an old medium format
(either Ricoh TLR or Olympus folding camera, not sure which I want to
carry.)  and we'll be hiking and shoot fall colors, waterfalls, ...

Hey everyone,
I got a bit of a problem.  I'm using a spotmatic to shoot real grainy
b&w photos.  The asa dial on my camera only goes up to 1600.  So
shooting Kodak 3200 is not an option.  Therefore I ask you; What is

Being a climber who takes pictures (much) more than a photographer who
climbs, I've always taken slide film for slide shows, color prints,
etc.  Yet when I was putting together a little website for a trip I
took to Mt McKinley earlier this summer

When you receive prints back from a competent lab
and the gray road and other stones in the vicinity
that also should be gray are a pinkish color, is this
from a underexposed negative or a overexposed negative ?

OK need a little advise here.  I am breaking away from what I am use
to shooting, Portra 400UC and Supras and going to try and shoot some
chromes.  Mainly I will be sticking with the Kodak Chromes.
Any advise on the switch.  I normally shoot with out the aid of a

I will be travelling overseas to acheological sites to take photos for
my doctoral thesis. I would prefer to use slide film, which I
understand has less margin for error than negative.
About half of the shots will be taken indoors where flash is often not

Has anyone tried making 16x20's from Kodiaks 400 C41 B&W. How does it look?
Thanks
Smitty
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