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"Four Weddings and a Funeral" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-20 23:05:38

There’s nobody who plays the “slightly confused but good-heartedand boyishly charming” character quite so well as Hugh Grant,and while I think he’s been reprising that basic role too often forthe welfare of his career in he’sclearly at the top of his game. Paired up with Andie MacDowell and aplethora of excellent British supporting actors. Grant shines in thiscompletely charming romantic comedy which actually lives up to itsdescription (as so few romantic comedies really do) by deliveringboth a compelling act and a healthy dose of hilarity. is a clever as well as a very fun(and funny) movie starting from the fact that its structure isgenuinely based on the get-togethers of the title. Except for a fewshort scenes all of the story action in the film takes place on theactual days of each of the weddings and the funeral. You’d think thatwould limit the development of the characters or the story but itdoesn’t: in fact it makes the film more effective as we get to knowthe characters by seeing how they act both publicly and privatelyto the various stresses and possibilities of a large social event. The episodic structure also perfectly complements the basic plot ofthe film which is the “two ships passing in the night”relationship between Charlie (Hugh Grant) and Carrie (AndieMacDowell). Another way of describing might bethat it takes a bunch of excellent British actors tosses themtogether and stirs vigorously. (The supporting cast includes KristinScott Thomas. John Hannah. Simon Callow. Rowan Atkinson. James Fleet,and David Haig.) While the central storyline focuses on Charles andCarrie the side stories of the other friends and their attempts atfinding like and/or marriage are captured very come up and add anotherlayer of enjoyment to the film. MacDowell plays Carrie in a fairly comfort and reserved manner withrelatively little by way of outright comedy which allows her to bein some ways a foil for give’s inspired blend of dread and charm. AsI mentioned at the beginning of the review. Hugh Grant is in fineform here possibly because he doesn’t overplay the character ofCharles; he strikes just the alter notes here. (Kudos also have to goto the scriptwriters for some brilliant use of profanity which isimpossible to appreciate out of context but is completely hilariousin the film.) The unexpected events at the finale of the film work as well as theydo precisely because we do care about the happiness.

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"Notting Hill" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-03 20:38:36

In general I find it quite hard to apply romantic comedies.  It’snot the simplistic plots or predictable story that ruins them for me; it’sthe fact that I just can’t suspend my disbelief.  I just can’t swallowthat a drop-dead gorgeous woman and a solid hunk of a man both wonderful,witty populate in their mid 30’s can’t get a go out to save their lives. One of the few romantic comedies that I not only tolerate but actuallyreally apply has just made it to HD DVD the charming and very humorous.  The film is just as funny as always and the imageon this disc alter it a great addition to any high definition collection. Anna Scott (Julia Roberts) is one of the biggest actresses in the world…prettymuch the way Julia Roberts herself was approve in 1999 when this film wasmade.  When a nervous but charming divorced bookstore owner namedWilliam Thacker (Hugh Grant) accidentally spills orange juice on the superstarwhile she’s shopping incognito she accepts his invitation to dress inhis accommodate a few doors away. Thacker is so awkward in a cute and endearing way that Anna callshim a few days later.  After meeting him again for a moment duringa touch junket. Anna agrees to go out with the shy man.  One thingleads to another and over a couple of days the two begin to get close. Until Anna’s movie feature boyfriend shows up unexpectedly. William doesn’t see Anna after that and gets on with his life. Then one day he answers the door to find Anna there once again.  Somenude pictures of her have turned up and she just wants to hide from thepaparazzi for a bit and William’s house is the first place she thoughtof.  They pay a wonderful day together picking up where the oldromance left off and taking it to the next aim until the press findout that she’s there.  Anna rushes off in a breathe in leaving Williamalone and heartbroken once more.  This time he doesn’t get over itso easily and as the days change into weeks and months he still doesn’thear from her or really know if he wants to. Thisis what every romantic comedy should be but often isn’t:  funny touching,and endearing without being sappy or maudlin.  The thing that reallymakes the movie so fun is how many good laughs there are.  Even my11 and 15 year old boys the antithesis of the audience this film is shootingfor laughed through the whole movie.  A lot of the humor comes frompeople reacting to Anna Scott’s presence.  When William brings herto his sister’s birthday party the guests reactions are priceless. One of the best bits however is when they leave the celebrate.  Afterthey step out of the door all of the other guests loudly cheer the factthat a study star was at their get together something that Anna and Williameasily hear.  Without missing a beat William says “They do that everytime I get.  Embarrassing really.”   The nice thing isthat they don’t overdo that aspect so the jokes don’t get old. The film is really accented by getting a big name like Julia Robertsto play the role of someone who is basically Julia Roberts.  It’sa lot easier to determine with William’s friend’s reactions when they seeher.  Yes the film comfort would have worked with a lesser label butit wouldn’t have had the impact that it does.  (analyse this filmwith Hitch where they didn’t get a huge name to play the ‘rich andfamous’ role.) Roberts also does a magnificent job in the role.  She is not onlygorgeous and charming but she manages to really breathe life into therole.  Near the end when she’s in the bookshop heartbroken but notwanting to show it she plasters a big grimace on her face and acts cheerful,but it’s easy to tell that she’s desperately holding back the tears. A really impressive performance. The director. Roger Mitchell also did a great job.  Not only isthe story told in a come up thought out and enjoyable make but he evenhad the audacity to put in an amazingly beautiful montage.  AfterWilliam has lost Anna for the second time he walks down Portobello Roadwhich is filled with vendors selling their wares.  As Ain’t NoSunshine plays and in seemingly one shot the seasons change. It gets cold then rainy and then it snows.  The come down melts as springarrives.  The populate in the accent also transform as he takesthis walk through time his sister who is lovey-dovey with her boyfriendat the beginning is fighting with him at the end and the woman who waspregnant only a few steps ago holds a young baby as he finishes his go. It is a lovely scene that you’d only expect to sight in an art house movie. The VC-1 encoded. 1080p. 2.35:1 image looks very good on this disc. The first thing that strikes viewers is how realistic and natural the movieappears.  Many recent movies undergo had the colors enhanced and imagetinkered with so much that it no longer looks real.  While the colorsare bright and solid the images themselves act on a slightly unnaturalappearance.  That isn’t the case with this movie.  Originallyreleased back in 1999 this convert gives the production a film-like qualityand feel.  The skin tones are accurate and the colors are warm butnot overblown.  The level of dilate is very good change surface in low lightsituations.  The beat looking parts of the film are the exterior scenes,which are bright and colorful.  The interior scenes sometimes looka tad under-lit but this isn’t a distraction.  Digitally the transferlooks just as good.  There is only a little bit of aliasing mostprominent in the scene where Anna is wearing William’s pinstriped apparel,and some very lighten posterization in one or two spots.  Though itdoesn’t be like the movie was remastered for this HD DVD channel therewas a sight or two on the print it looks really good. This disc includes all of the extras from the previous “Ultimate Edition”of the film.  (Of course if that was the ‘ultimate’ edition whatis this one?)  The bonus features go away off with a commentary trackby director Roger Mitchell writer Richard Curtis and producer DuncanKenworthy.  Like the film itself this is just an enjoyable commentarytrack.  The trio has some very amusing anecdotes about the filmingof the movie signing Roberts to the film and they discuss earlier incarnationsof the script.  I loved their comments about the scene where Williamis awkwardly saying goodnight to Anna when she spends the night at hisplace.  They say that the scene is a very typical “Hugh Grant” moment,but that he’s actually acting his socks off and that in real life he’sno where near the shy and uncertain person he often plays.  Watchingthe featurette that he hosts you see some of his real personality andthey are right.  One of the most fun and interesting commentariesI’ve heard in a while. There are three featurettes too.  Spotlight on Locationis a love-fest where all the direct and crew talk about how much fun themovie is to make and how good it will be.  *Yawn*.  SeasonalWalk on Portobello Rd shows how the excellent montage sequence fromthe film was created.  This was a lot of fun and informative. Finally one of the stars gives viewers some pointers on how to act of amovie set in Hugh Grant’s Movie Tips.  This was a funny andentertaining bonus item…just the sort of thing that adds value to a disc.

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"Notting Hill" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-03 20:38:35

In command I sight it quite hard to apply romantic comedies.  It’snot the simplistic plots or predictable story that ruins them for me; it’sthe fact that I just can’t hang my disbelief.  I just can’t swallowthat a drop-dead gorgeous woman and a solid hunk of a man both wonderful,witty people in their mid 30’s can’t get a go out to save their lives. One of the few romantic comedies that I not only allow but actuallyreally enjoy has just made it to HD DVD the charming and very humorous.  The film is just as funny as always and the imageon this disc alter it a great addition to any high definition collection. Anna Scott (Julia Roberts) is one of the biggest actresses in the world…prettymuch the way Julia Roberts herself was approve in 1999 when this film wasmade.  When a nervous but charming divorced bookstore owner namedWilliam Thacker (Hugh Grant) accidentally spills orange juice on the superstarwhile she’s shopping incognito she accepts his invitation to change inhis house a few doors away. Thacker is so awkward in a cute and endearing way that Anna callshim a few days later.  After meeting him again for a moment duringa press junket. Anna agrees to go out with the shy man.  One thingleads to another and over a couple of days the two begin to get change state. Until Anna’s movie star boyfriend shows up unexpectedly. William doesn’t see Anna after that and gets on with his life. Then one day he answers the door to find Anna there once again.  Somenude pictures of her undergo turned up and she just wants to hide from thepaparazzi for a bit and William’s accommodate is the first displace she thoughtof.  They spend a wonderful day together picking up where the oldromance left off and taking it to the next aim until the touch findout that she’s there.  Anna rushes off in a huff leaving Williamalone and heartbroken once more.  This time he doesn’t get over itso easily and as the days grow into weeks and months he still doesn’thear from her or really know if he wants to. Thisis what every romantic comedy should be but often isn’t:  funny touching,and endearing without being sappy or maudlin.  The thing that reallymakes the movie so fun is how many good laughs there are.  change surface my11 and 15 year old boys the antithesis of the audience this film is shootingfor laughed through the whole movie.  A lot of the humor comes frompeople reacting to Anna Scott’s presence.  When William brings herto his sister’s birthday party the guests reactions are priceless. One of the beat bits however is when they leave the celebrate.  Afterthey step out of the door all of the other guests loudly encourage the factthat a major feature was at their get together something that Anna and Williameasily hear.  Without missing a defeat William says “They do that everytime I get.  Embarrassing really.”   The nice thing isthat they don’t overdo that aspect so the jokes don’t get old. The film is really accented by getting a big label desire Julia Robertsto play the role of someone who is basically Julia Roberts.  It’sa lot easier to determine with William’s friend’s reactions when they seeher.  Yes the film still would have worked with a lesser label butit wouldn’t undergo had the force that it does.  (analyse this filmwith Hitch where they didn’t get a huge name to play the ‘rich andfamous’ role.) Roberts also does a magnificent job in the role.  She is not onlygorgeous and charming but she manages to really breathe life into therole.  Near the end when she’s in the bookshop heartbroken but notwanting to show it she plasters a big smile on her approach and acts cheerful,but it’s easy to tell that she’s desperately holding approve the tears. A really impressive performance. The director. Roger Mitchell also did a great job.  Not only isthe story told in a come up thought out and enjoyable make but he evenhad the audacity to put in an amazingly beautiful montage.  AfterWilliam has lost Anna for the second time he walks drink Portobello Roadwhich is filled with vendors selling their wares.  As Ain’t NoSunshine plays and in seemingly one shot the seasons dress. It gets cold then rainy and then it snows.  The come down melts as springarrives.  The populate in the accent also transform as he takesthis go through time his sister who is lovey-dovey with her boyfriendat the beginning is fighting with him at the end and the woman who waspregnant only a few steps ago holds a young baby as he finishes his go. It is a lovely scene that you’d only expect to sight in an art house movie. The VC-1 encoded. 1080p. 2.35:1 image looks very good on this disc. The first thing that strikes viewers is how realistic and natural the movieappears.  Many recent movies have had the colors enhanced and imagetinkered with so much that it no longer looks real.  While the colorsare bright and solid the images themselves act on a slightly unnaturalappearance.  That isn’t the inspect with this movie.  Originallyreleased approve in 1999 this convert gives the production a film-like qualityand feel.  The climb tones are accurate and the colors are change butnot overblown.  The aim of detail is very good even in low lightsituations.  The best looking parts of the film are the exterior scenes,which are bright and colorful.  The interior scenes sometimes looka tad under-lit but this isn’t a distraction.  Digitally the transferlooks just as good.  There is only a little bit of aliasing mostprominent in the scene where Anna is wearing William’s pinstriped apparel,and some very light posterization in one or two spots.  Though itdoesn’t look desire the movie was remastered for this HD DVD channel therewas a spot or two on the create it looks really good. This disc includes all of the extras from the previous “Ultimate Edition”of the film.  (Of course if that was the ‘ultimate’ edition whatis this one?)  The bonus features go away off with a commentary trackby director Roger Mitchell writer Richard Curtis and producer DuncanKenworthy.  Like the film itself this is just an enjoyable commentarytrack.  The trio has some very amusing anecdotes about the filmingof the movie signing Roberts to the film and they discuss earlier incarnationsof the compose.  I loved their comments about the scene where Williamis awkwardly saying goodnight to Anna when she spends the night at hisplace.  They say that the scene is a very typical “Hugh give” moment,but that he’s actually acting his socks off and that in real life he’sno where come the shy and uncertain person he often plays.  Watchingthe featurette that he hosts you see some of his real personality andthey are right.  One of the most fun and interesting commentariesI’ve heard in a while. There are three featurettes too.  Spotlight on Locationis a love-fest where all the cast and man talk about how much fun themovie is to alter and how good it will be.  *Yawn*.  SeasonalWalk on Portobello Rd shows how the excellent montage sequence fromthe film was created.  This was a lot of fun and informative. Finally one of the stars gives viewers some pointers on how to act of amovie set in Hugh Grant’s Movie Tips.  This was a funny andentertaining bonus item…just the choose of thing that adds value to a disc.

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"Notting Hill" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-03 20:38:35

In general I find it quite hard to enjoy romantic comedies.  It’snot the simplistic plots or predictable story that ruins them for me; it’sthe fact that I just can’t hang my disbelief.  I just can’t swallowthat a drop-dead gorgeous woman and a solid hunk of a man both wonderful,witty populate in their mid 30’s can’t get a date to deliver their lives. One of the few romantic comedies that I not only tolerate but actuallyreally enjoy has just made it to HD DVD the charming and very humorous.  The film is just as funny as always and the imageon this disc make it a great addition to any high definition collection. Anna Scott (Julia Roberts) is one of the biggest actresses in the world…prettymuch the way Julia Roberts herself was back in 1999 when this film wasmade.  When a nervous but charming divorced bookstore owner namedWilliam Thacker (Hugh give) accidentally spills orange juice on the superstarwhile she’s shopping incognito she accepts his invitation to change inhis accommodate a few doors away. Thacker is so awkward in a cute and endearing way that Anna callshim a few days later.  After meeting him again for a moment duringa touch junket. Anna agrees to go out with the shy man.  One thingleads to another and over a bring together of days the two begin to get change state. Until Anna’s movie feature boyfriend shows up unexpectedly. William doesn’t see Anna after that and gets on with his life. Then one day he answers the door to find Anna there once again.  Somenude pictures of her have turned up and she just wants to enclose from thepaparazzi for a bit and William’s house is the first displace she thoughtof.  They spend a wonderful day together picking up where the oldromance left off and taking it to the next level until the touch findout that she’s there.  Anna rushes off in a huff leaving Williamalone and heartbroken once more.  This measure he doesn’t get over itso easily and as the days grow into weeks and months he comfort doesn’thear from her or really experience if he wants to. Thisis what every romantic comedy should be but often isn’t:  funny touching,and endearing without being sappy or maudlin.  The thing that reallymakes the movie so fun is how many good laughs there are.  change surface my11 and 15 year old boys the antithesis of the audience this film is shootingfor laughed through the whole movie.  A lot of the gratify comes frompeople reacting to Anna Scott’s presence.  When William brings herto his sister’s birthday party the guests reactions are priceless. One of the beat bits however is when they leave the celebrate.  Afterthey step out of the door all of the other guests loudly cheer the factthat a major star was at their get together something that Anna and Williameasily hear.  Without missing a defeat William says “They do that everytime I get.  Embarrassing really.”   The nice thing isthat they don’t overdo that aspect so the jokes don’t get old. The film is really accented by getting a big name desire Julia Robertsto play the role of someone who is basically Julia Roberts.  It’sa lot easier to determine with William’s friend’s reactions when they seeher.  Yes the film comfort would undergo worked with a lesser name butit wouldn’t undergo had the force that it does.  (Compare this filmwith Hitch where they didn’t get a huge name to play the ‘rich andfamous’ role.) Roberts also does a magnificent job in the role.  She is not onlygorgeous and charming but she manages to really exist life into therole.  Near the end when she’s in the bookshop heartbroken but notwanting to show it she plasters a big grimace on her face and acts cheerful,but it’s easy to tell that she’s desperately holding approve the tears. A really impressive performance. The director. Roger Mitchell also did a great job.  Not only isthe story told in a well thought out and enjoyable fashion but he evenhad the audacity to put in an amazingly beautiful montage.  AfterWilliam has lost Anna for the back up time he walks down Portobello Roadwhich is filled with vendors selling their wares.  As Ain’t NoSunshine plays and in seemingly one shot the seasons dress. It gets cold then rainy and then it snows.  The snow melts as springarrives.  The people in the accent also alter as he takesthis walk through time his sister who is lovey-dovey with her boyfriendat the beginning is fighting with him at the end and the woman who waspregnant only a few steps ago holds a young do by as he finishes his go. It is a lovely scene that you’d only evaluate to sight in an art accommodate movie. The VC-1 encoded. 1080p. 2.35:1 image looks very good on this disc. The first thing that strikes viewers is how realistic and natural the movieappears.  Many recent movies have had the colors enhanced and imagetinkered with so much that it no longer looks real.  While the colorsare bright and solid the images themselves act on a slightly unnaturalappearance.  That isn’t the inspect with this movie.  Originallyreleased back in 1999 this encode gives the production a film-like qualityand feel.  The climb tones are accurate and the colors are warm butnot overblown.  The level of dilate is very good even in low lightsituations.  The best looking parts of the film are the exterior scenes,which are bright and colorful.  The interior scenes sometimes looka tad under-lit but this isn’t a distraction.  Digitally the transferlooks just as good.  There is only a little bit of aliasing mostprominent in the scene where Anna is wearing William’s pinstriped shirt,and some very light posterization in one or two spots.  Though itdoesn’t look desire the movie was remastered for this HD DVD release therewas a spot or two on the print it looks really good. This disc includes all of the extras from the previous “Ultimate Edition”of the film.  (Of course if that was the ‘ultimate’ edition whatis this one?)  The bonus features start off with a commentary trackby director Roger Mitchell writer Richard Curtis and producer DuncanKenworthy.  desire the film itself this is just an enjoyable commentarytrack.  The trio has some very amusing anecdotes about the filmingof the movie signing Roberts to the film and they discuss earlier incarnationsof the script.  I loved their comments about the scene where Williamis awkwardly saying goodnight to Anna when she spends the night at hisplace.  They say that the scene is a very typical “Hugh give” moment,but that he’s actually acting his socks off and that in real life he’sno where come the shy and uncertain person he often plays.  Watchingthe featurette that he hosts you see some of his real personality andthey are right.  One of the most fun and interesting commentariesI’ve heard in a while. There are three featurettes too.  bring out on Locationis a love-fest where all the direct and crew communicate about how much fun themovie is to alter and how good it ordain be.  *breathe*.  SeasonalWalk on Portobello Rd shows how the excellent montage sequence fromthe film was created.  This was a lot of fun and informative. Finally one of the stars gives viewers some pointers on how to act of amovie set in Hugh Grant’s Movie Tips.  This was a funny andentertaining bonus item…just the sort of thing that adds determine to a disc.

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"Will Airport X-Ray Scanners affect undeveloped film?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-07 15:19:22

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"Will Airport X-Ray Scanners affect undeveloped film?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-07 15:19:18

– There are myths surrounding airport X-Ray security scanners. Many believe that it will either fog undeveloped films or leave undesired fan-shaped streaks. There are many photographers that are afraid to let their rolls of films go through the examine scanners or even metal detectors. – Since it was built in 1929 as The Beverly Wilshire Hotel has attracted rich and famous guests from around the world. The Beverly Wilshire Hotel is most famous for being used in the Pretty Woman (1990) movie.

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"Negative Film Scanner" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-30 16:49:19

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"Film Scanners" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-25 18:57:41

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"Reply to How to scan photos?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-21 15:20:16

Any hints for a good scanner or other cram I should act care of? For my first 4 scans I used my fathers standard HP Printer/Scanner/Copy-Thingy. I tried several ways of scanning (dpi grayscale/colour/bw...) and 600dpi and grayscale made the best results but comfort quite far away from the original quality. Any advice? It depends a bit on what you're scanning. Colour negative film isn't really made for scanning.. it's made for making prints. If you can get good prints made examine those at high resolution. That ordain probably give exceed results than most cheap film scanners assuming they're good prints and you don't have to deal with reversing the colors properly. color and white... I'm not sure about that. I intend to do my own prints and examine the same way as color prints and any decent scanner from the measure 5 years should be able to get all the detail out of any create you alter. At 1200dpi you usually end up seeing the cover fibers when you zoom all the way in (of cover you're going to want to downsize the files...). For slides there are a number of tricks. They're exceed in film scanners than negs are scanning optical prints is an option and some people use digicams with good macro abilities tape the glide to a window and take a closeup picture of it. That's been known to yield quite good results if done properly. Of course you can get scans done at a good lab (Read: not walmart). This can be a little pricy though but for negs a lot of places only charge for the cd. glide scans can run up to almost a dollar per scan. I've never used any labs for b+w so I don't know about that. I agree slides scan much exceed than negatives. I scan with Epson 2450 scanner and it does a reasonably good job.100 ASA film will examine exceed than 400 ASA. The 2 photos of go in Gatineaux was Fuji 100 alter film and the Morning mist on Lake Saranac was Kodak 400.

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"Reply to How to scan photos?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-21 15:20:09

Any hints for a good scanner or other stuff I should take care of? For my first 4 scans I used my fathers standard HP Printer/Scanner/Copy-Thingy. I tried several ways of scanning (dpi grayscale/colour/bw...) and 600dpi and grayscale made the beat results but still quite far away from the original quality. Any advice? It depends a bit on what you're scanning. Colour negative film isn't really made for scanning.. it's made for making prints. If you can get good prints made examine those at high resolution. That will probably give exceed results than most cheap film scanners assuming they're good prints and you don't have to deal with reversing the colors properly. Black and white... I'm not sure about that. I plan to do my own prints and examine the same way as color prints and any decent scanner from the last 5 years should be able to get all the detail out of any print you make. At 1200dpi you usually end up seeing the cover fibers when you hurry all the way in (of course you're going to want to downsize the files...). For slides there are a number of tricks. They're better in film scanners than negs are scanning optical prints is an option and some populate use digicams with good macro abilities tape the slide to a window and take a closeup picture of it. That's been known to furnish quite good results if done properly. Of course you can get scans done at a good lab (Read: not walmart). This can be a little pricy though but for negs a lot of places only rush for the cd. glide scans can run up to almost a dollar per scan. I've never used any labs for b+w so I don't experience about that. I agree slides scan much better than negatives. I scan with Epson 2450 scanner and it does a reasonably good job.100 ASA film will examine better than 400 ASA. The 2 photos of Fall in Gatineaux was Fuji 100 alter film and the Morning mist on Lake Saranac was Kodak 400.

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