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exposure of dark evergreen trees?

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28-Aug-1999, 10:20	#2
Lot Wouda Join Date: Oct 1998 Posts: 65	exposure of dark evergreen trees? It seems odd to me that the B&W Polaroid could be used as a reference for the Velvia exposure in this specific context, because of the known cumbersome sensitivity for greens of any B&W film.

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