If those night shots are with flash then 100iso will be fine... .
Sorry miro_o, but that goes against everything I have learned about photography, in more than 30 years.
If you equate INDOOR Photography to NIGHT Photography, then I understand your recommendation. However, night photography is often taken to mean outdoor photography....at night. Therefore I couldn't recommend 100 ASA/ISO film for night work.....unless using a sturdy tripod and a cable-release.
Better to use a 400-1000 speed film at night outdoors. I'd go for a 400 myself. Of course its grainy, so you lose definition, but you gain that back in faster shutter speeds or wider apertures. That's my take on it anyway.
Sorry miro_o, but that goes against everything I have learned about photography, in more than 30 years.
If you equate INDOOR Photography to NIGHT Photography, then I understand your recommendation. However, night photography is often taken to mean outdoor photography....at night. Therefore I couldn't recommend 100 ASA/ISO film for night work.....unless using a sturdy tripod and a cable-release.
Better to use a 400-1000 speed film at night outdoors. I'd go for a 400 myself. Of course its grainy, so you lose definition, but you gain that back in faster shutter speeds or wider apertures. That's my take on it anyway.