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March 4th 09, 01:40 PM
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Film Q.
Annika1980 wrote:
Remind me again ..... I just got a few rolls of Kodak Ektar 100. Everything I read says to rate it at either 50 or 64 instead of 100. That means I set my camera's ISO to 64. OK, so far. Now when I have the film developed do I have the lab develop it normally as if it was shot at ISO 100? What is the difference between doing this and shooting at +2/3 Exposure Compensation? You gave David Nebenzahl multiple orgasms when he read that subject On topic TUG TUG On topic TUG TUG 
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