Kodak's current view on Vision 2 50D and Ektachrome 100D?

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David M. Leugers wrote:mixed lighting from windows is no problem. Also it seems that many if not all school gyms have lighting more balanced for daylight as I have shot E100D in such locations without filtering and the colors look good.
yes, daylight balanced stock are much better on mixed light interiors. better to have a natural ambient light and let any tungsten sources go warm than gelling all the windows with cto. gym lighting is typically 4500k i think, or "cool white" as some manufacturers call it. this is a color temp that looks really cool on tungsten film, if you like the oh so hip steel blue look, but it also blends very well with daylight.

/matt
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