This may be the site that Bernie was thinking of.
Digital Light & Color has a number of interesting documents and
white papers on photography and digital processes.
I've become pretty fond of Provia 100F pushed one stop.
It is so good that it has pretty much put me off of negative
film - in my experience it it much easier to scan and far smoother
(less apparent grain) than color negative materials of the same
film speed.
-JimD
Oh, if the lengthy URL presents puzzlements just go to:
then look in 'documents'
At 11:03 AM 1/6/02 +0100, Bernie Ess wrote:
>I have seen a Web site (dont have the URL right now, but it should be
>findable via Google.com search) which does exactly a comparision of an
>identical shot - on emade with Velvia, one with Provia. It was evident that
>at first sight the Velvia had more intense colors (looking more interesting)
>than the provia which seemed more tamed and less contrasty. But the authoir
>showd very well that in the dark shadows the Velvia just lost where the
>Provia still showed detail.
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