Good to hear!
Just a friendly bit of advice.. Make a pre-assignment checklist- everything from supplies to reseting your camera- and go over it before every shoot.
It'll save you a ton of grief. A Metric ton at that.
Thanks man, good call.
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Good to hear!
Just a friendly bit of advice.. Make a pre-assignment checklist- everything from supplies to reseting your camera- and go over it before every shoot.
It'll save you a ton of grief. A Metric ton at that.
Hm. Why don't you use digital?
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Film according to my instructor is still useable after 4-5 stops of over or under exposure depending on certain factors...
Hm. Why don't you use digital?
I do this every time. I can't tell you how many times I've shot important pics at 1600 ISO when it was bright outside. Always check your camera before shooting. Glad to hear the pictures turned out fotoflo.
They look like they came out all right!
I am a digital film photographer but now that my Pixmantec Rawshooters trial has ended (annoyingly enough) I can only shoot in JPEG, so I may go back to my film camera for now.
David
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