TheTyro
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Ok, well I am quite confused now. I changed several things for this new roll and the underexposure problem appears obsolete.
Here is what we did differently.
New film, Kodak High Definition film, 400. ( I don't know if high definition actually means anything, or if its just a marketing thing based on HD tv and bladdy blah, but it was the only other 35mm film at the cvs shop when I went.)
Set the speed on 400 to match the film.
Took pictures the way I have been doing, matching the needle thing.
Took it to a Walgreens across the street from the CVS.
Printed on glossy instead of matte.
The pictures look normal. I'm kind of sad I didn't expect them to turn out nicely, I was a little sloppy when I took the photos (went to the zoo, fast moving animals + slow and inexperienced manual camera girl= some slightly blurry animal photos)
So....many factors changed. Could it have been CVS, and not me?
Here is what we did differently.
New film, Kodak High Definition film, 400. ( I don't know if high definition actually means anything, or if its just a marketing thing based on HD tv and bladdy blah, but it was the only other 35mm film at the cvs shop when I went.)
Set the speed on 400 to match the film.
Took pictures the way I have been doing, matching the needle thing.
Took it to a Walgreens across the street from the CVS.
Printed on glossy instead of matte.
The pictures look normal. I'm kind of sad I didn't expect them to turn out nicely, I was a little sloppy when I took the photos (went to the zoo, fast moving animals + slow and inexperienced manual camera girl= some slightly blurry animal photos)
So....many factors changed. Could it have been CVS, and not me?