Film

[immalemon]

Since we will be inside and outside, I am not carrying two cameras to have different speeds of film. And I am not going to risk not getting a good picture because i have too slow/fast film at that moment. Does anyone ever just use 400 speed film, and it be ok? I appreciate any help with this.

Amanda

 

[Aristocath]

I used all 400 speed film on our last trip and had great pictures. The only poor pics were the ones I tried to take at Fantasmic. Now we've gone digital. Also, I got disposable cameras for the kids and I took a few with them also. They came out well, too.

 

[immalemon]

Thank you for the fast response. I appreciate it. I want to go digital soon, but I scrapbook, so having great quality photos is important to me too. I dont know much about digital, but how do you get actual photos from them. My ex had one, and the photo he ordered for us to be printed came out real grainy like.

Amanda

 

[Ratpack]

Originally posted by immalemon
Thank you for the fast response. I appreciate it. I want to go digital soon, but I scrapbook, so having great quality photos is important to me too. I dont know much about digital, but how do you get actual photos from them. My ex had one, and the photo he ordered for us to be printed came out real grainy like.

Amanda

We scrapbook and love digital, this way we only print out what we need at the time and we do it at home on a photo quality printer. Chances are if your photo came out grainy, you had a real low mega pixal camera or it was an enlargement too big for the resolution. Also, with digital, I can alter the photos before printing which also makes scrapbooking more fun and easier. For instance, if I have a photo of DD and Cinderella and there are other things / people in the shot, I can crop them out or color them out and then blow it back up to any size before printing.