legitballer
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I was just wondering if you need to set your ASA to the same as your film speed. Or can I use 800 speed film and set my ASA to 400? Thanks
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You can do that but your shots will be overexposed by 1 stop. Setting the film speed on your camera is for the meter to decide the correct exposure.legitballer said:I was just wondering if you need to set your ASA to the same as your film speed. Or can I use 800 speed film and set my ASA to 400? Thanks
voodoocat said:You can do that but your shots will be overexposed by 1 stop. Setting the film speed on your camera is for the meter to decide the correct exposure.legitballer said:I was just wondering if you need to set your ASA to the same as your film speed. Or can I use 800 speed film and set my ASA to 400? Thanks