Erik Petersson
Member
Dear all,
just got a few rolls of the famous kodachrome 200 from a local auction site. I would greatly appreciate advice on what to use it for, and how, as there is little room for experiments with so few rolls. Would love to find out why some people love it so much.
I read in the forums here that I will have to expose it accurately. Should I try to err on the side of over- or underexposure if I am not sure?
I also gather that it can create strong colour casts under mixed light, and that warm and soft natural light is favourable. Should I use a warming filter on overcast days, as some recommend? Swedish winter is dark and dull, as you may know.
The film is a few years old, but has been frozen according to the seller.
thanks
Erik
just got a few rolls of the famous kodachrome 200 from a local auction site. I would greatly appreciate advice on what to use it for, and how, as there is little room for experiments with so few rolls. Would love to find out why some people love it so much.
I read in the forums here that I will have to expose it accurately. Should I try to err on the side of over- or underexposure if I am not sure?
I also gather that it can create strong colour casts under mixed light, and that warm and soft natural light is favourable. Should I use a warming filter on overcast days, as some recommend? Swedish winter is dark and dull, as you may know.
The film is a few years old, but has been frozen according to the seller.
thanks
Erik