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Re: Keeping it simple.

Posted by Jim Willis on March 27, 2001 at 03:07:05:
Fuji Provia 2 and Velvia, in a 5/1 ratio.
Most of my stuff is underwater, and the Fuji has great saturation and a perfect colour balance for UW. I use the Velvia when I am shooting something particularly colourful up close (and have a 300 WS strobe to cook the subject) or for wide angle when it is a very sunny day. Otherwise the Provia is my standard.