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From: ward@ttidcc.UUCP (Don Ward)
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Subject: Exposure compensation
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Date: Tue, 7-Jan-86 14:48:48 EST
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Posted: Tue Jan  7 14:48:48 1986
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The current issue of Popular Photography has an article wherein the
author recommends overexposing color negative film by 1/3 stop and
underexposing positive color film by 1/3 stop.  The contention (for
negative film) is that the resulting negative will have better grain
structure, etc.  If anybody has any observations about this I would
like to hear them.  In particular, what I would like to know is if
there is a difference, at what approximate enlargement is the differ-
ence visible.