New Ektachrome with warming filters

Ben johns

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Provia is my favourite slide film but seeing as its about £20 a roll now I cant justify it. I've used 1 roll of ektachrome and while I liked it it was slightly too cool for me, especially in the shadows. I already have an 85B filter but I'm thinking it might be too strong, would an 81A be better? I dont have the luxury of doing a test roll sadly.
 
Ben johns said:
Provia is my favourite slide film but seeing as its about £20 a roll now I cant justify it. I've used 1 roll of ektachrome and while I liked it it was slightly too cool for me, especially in the shadows. I already have an 85B filter but I'm thinking it might be too strong, would an 81A be better? I dont have the luxury of doing a test roll sadly.
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81a is what two labs told me a lot of people do when I complained that none were really blue.
 
Peter B said:
Depending on what you are shooting, there is a Hoya Warm Polariser available. There's one on eBay just now.
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Hoya 58mm Warm Circular Polarizer Polarizing Filter - Moose Peterson for sale online | eBay

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That’s pretty cool, I didn’t know something like that existed
 
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