Thanks man I was bummed out I couldn't find the exact spot I took them bcz it was on a hike ans the lighting changed anywaysYou only underexposed by one stop, they should be good that film.
So I should be good ?C41 has a wide exposure range so exposure can be off for part of the roll and the photographs will be usable. Slide film lacks the wide range so if the exposure is off by more than half an f/stop the photograph may not be saveable.
Yeah after like 5 shots I noticed and switched to box speedWhat he ^ said. Develop normally.
I take it to a photo lab should I inform them?You do not need to compensate in development unless you are 3 or more stops over or under exposed.
ISO 200 @ EV 50 or lower / 3 stops over cut development time to 3 minutes.
ISO 200 @ EV 1600 or higher / 3 stops under extend development time to 3:30 .
Any speed between EV 64 to EV 1250 use normal processing of 3:15.
So I should be good ?
In the late 90's / early 2000's I was taking my color film to The Darkroom in San Carlos, Ca. After a few rolls they told me to cut my film speed in half as they did not need the extra density and box speed slowed down their throughput. Another person on another photo site (photo.net?) was told the same thing by a different lab in the L.A. area.
I only used them for C41 processing and custom prints after that.
ISO 200 exposed at EI 400 will print and scan well.
When switching from portra 400 to gold 200 I forgot to change the iso for the first 5 frames .
Would those 5 frames (that were taken at 400 instead of 200 ) be in good condition after developing for 200?
Basically what that is telling you is The Darkroom uses one generic/averaged setting to scan and/or print all the film they were getting. Instead of wanting to take the time to get your roll right.
Yet another reason not to use them. (they messed up my film a while ago, never offered to make it right so I stopped using them)
If we are referring to The Darkroom, once in San Carlos and now in San Clemente, CA... I use them on a regular basis and have never had a problem. I've used them for, both, color and B&W in all formats (except color 4x5).Has anybody had a good experience, with them?
If we are referring to The Darkroom, now in San Clemente, CA... I use them on a regular basis and have never had a problem.
If we are referring to The Darkroom, once in San Carlos and now in San Clemente, CA... I use them on a regular basis and have never had a problem. I've used them for, both, color and B&W in all formats (except color 4x5).
Can only speak for myself of course...........Interesting. Glad they work for some people.
I tried them out. 6 weeks to get some black and white prints, lost the order a couple of times, after a month offered to "rush" it, and when it got here two weeks later it was -- bad.
I have a feeling they're better at advertising than they are at photography.
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