Some months ago i shot a wedding and printed on a really nice Kodak paper-if
i recall was called silk ? or something like that. It had a very nice matt
feel.
I'm now in a different country so cannot just go and ask that lab.

Folks,
I have never shoot senior portraits before, but I plain to change that
here in the very near future.  The question is what film should I shoot,
Portra 160VC or Ektachrom E100GX?  I know what you are think: "Slide

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I have a make-up artist that has worked in a "time for prints" mode with me to
develop our portfolios.  She feels she owns a shared copyright on these images
that I have produced.  I don't mind sharing rights on some of the stuff we've
done, since she has brought a lot to the table ...

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Going to by a digital with exchangable lens. Had a film camera that I
used for portratis that was 70-105 mm what would be the equalivant for
a digital camera??? What about speed???
Thanks in advance

I am doing some portrait and wedding photography.  It is my intent to
release the digital picture files to the subject so they can go and
get their own prints made.  I really do understand the pros and cons
of this action.  The question I have is how to go about making a