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here is the type of color i am discussing

 

http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/1063/rollup.jpg

 

and probably what it would have looked like with out a filter (done with photoshop)

 

http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/8688/rollup2.jpg

 

 

Now this was filmed in 1992-1993, way before digital color correction. any guesses as to what film stock was used and with what type of filter?

 

I'd really like to know. I love the look of this film.

 

any ideas would be appreciated! thanks

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5248. It looks like a chocolate with maybe an enhancer. My oranges are really popping on here for some reason.

 

enhancer? can you tell me a little about that? Also the film you mentioned is that tungsten based? would that have any effect on the warmth? or realistically what would they have done, countered it with some other type of filter or?

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enhancer? can you tell me a little about that? Also the film you mentioned is that tungsten based? would that have any effect on the warmth? or realistically what would they have done, countered it with some other type of filter or?

 

48 is 100 asa tungsten balanced. You use an 85 warming filter out of doors. It could be 5245 which is 50 asa daylight balanced but most people used 48.

http://www.tiffen.com/enhancing_filter_pics.htm

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