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Interesting. Thanks Casey.
I haven’t seen that review (What’s KR?) but it’s interesting that the shutter in that case was slow, which would make the pictures brighter and my situation is the opposite. I’m wondering now if something is happening with developing. I’ll make notes. ;-)
"Fun" with exposure
So I'm working through my stock of color slide film. It's more sensitive to proper exposure than negative film and that can be a challenge if you're, let's say casual, with your metering. On my last roll I used the in-camera meter and the results were sal...
According to one review [KR] of the Plaubel Makina 67 ...
1 - 1/60: within 1/6 stop of perfect 1/125, 1/250: slow 1/3 stop 1/500: slow 2/3 stop (This is typical for mechanical leaf shutters) Taking notes is a good idea ;-) lovely rainy-day photos. Casey .
Interesting. Thanks Casey.
I haven’t seen that review (What’s KR?) but it’s interesting that the shutter in that case was slow, which would make the pictures brighter and my situation is the opposite. I’m wondering now if something is happening with developing. I’ll make notes. ;-)...
Do color labs allow you to push process film anymore?
I was a pro…you can push Ektachome but not Kodachrome…
I think so.
I’ve been developing it myself but haven’t tried pushing color film before. I think the issue is with metering or the camera but we’ll see soon. I may switch cameras for the next roll which should narrow the variables.
