Just bought for a very low price a Mamiya 6 and found it had still a roll of film in. Closed it fast but think I saw frame number 4 on the backing paper, and I had advanced already once without knowing there is film in. So should be 3 photos on the roll shot, I guess. Since the counter did a reset, I spooled it back in a dark bag. Found it is a Fuji Color film, see photo attached. No identification if C41 or slide (this might be at the end of the roll?). Since there is the back paper and the room wasn't very bright, I think I can just use this as a test roll from frame 5 or 6 on, giving me a half roll of free film. The camera was set to ISO 100, so I hope this is the film speed.
From the photo, any hint (e.g. by the red color) what this could be? Superia 100? Reala? Provia? I guess the most important: C41 or slide, and does anything speak against the ISO 100 (e.g. red means always ISO X)? If it is C41, I will expose it 1-2 stops more, but not for slide... And, will the process be mentioned at the end of the roll, haven't used Fuji that much and can't remember, I think Kodak mentions C41..
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From the photo, any hint (e.g. by the red color) what this could be? Superia 100? Reala? Provia? I guess the most important: C41 or slide, and does anything speak against the ISO 100 (e.g. red means always ISO X)? If it is C41, I will expose it 1-2 stops more, but not for slide... And, will the process be mentioned at the end of the roll, haven't used Fuji that much and can't remember, I think Kodak mentions C41..
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