JayneAmaraRoss

I am shooting in Paris, and the weather right now vacillates between strong sunlight and an overcast, rainy sky. I suppose I'll have to go with the ND when the sky is too bright, otherwise go for the Plus-x stock. If I go for the latter, do you think there will be a visible difference in grain or contrast? I have considered the red filter idea and may also decide to do that. What graduated ND filter for the R16 beaulieu 16mm camera would you recommend I use?

Hello! I am in preproduction for a small film that I plan to shoot entirely on Super8 and 16mm black and white stock (using beaulieu camera - the R16 and the 5008s). I have a particular affection for the Tri X emulsion (rated at 200 ASA). I have a few exterior shots in the film and I was wondering if anyone had any experience using the TriX emulsion in broad daylight. Is it too sensitive an emulsion to shoot outdoors without an ND filter? I have been thinking about using Plus X but for practical reasons and for visual coherence, I would prefer to stick to shooting everything on Tri X. I would very much appreciate any help that you can offer up on this!