brighton films

Damn it’s hot!  It was 30/86 at 09:00 this morning……….

Well, I got my films from Brighton back and they’re not toooo bad………. I’m even going to get a couple of prints done! :vbg:  This is the first time I’ve got prints done in about 20 films so I’m pretty happy.

The really stupid thing is I thought that the film I bought for the trip (Fuji Provia) was a negative film but it wasn’t it, was a transparency film!  Transparency film is much more sensitive to exposure errors and if you are more than about ? a stop out you’re pretty much screwed (negative film you can sometimes get away with 2 stops either way) The whole point of not shooting my normal outdoors film, Fuji Velvia was that I wanted the latitude that a negative film would give me.  Thinking that I was shooting neg film I was a little less exact in my metering and unfortunately paid the price as few of my shots are a tad underexposed 🙁

Oh well……….

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2 Replies to “brighton films”

  1. You know, sometimes you remind me of my friend Dan, because he constantly tells me about film types and negative types, etc. He’s had his own dark room built for a while and he’s still trying to ‘perfect’ the art of making his own prints. I don’t really get anything he tells me, I drop my film (Kodak) off at Walgreens to develop them. I’m so pass?, but I love photography….and sometimes I take good pictures. Definitely not pictures like *you* take pictures, but they’re good enough.

    Wow…didn’t mean to ramble here. Anyway. Phew. grin

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