brick33308 wrote:
hope you don't mind these questions. I have 1 more.
if I know in advance that I'm shooting multiple exposures, should I always (during daylight) set the aperture to sunny even if's cloudy out? And further to this question, I'm shooting Portra 400.
The worst is accidentally underexposing. Portra 400 has excellent exposure latitude so a couple of stops over will not hurt it. Especially if you are going to scan the film and you can do so much in post.
If it’s cloudy, I just set it to cloudy and shoot my multis. Same for if it is sunny. But if you think about it from a process pov, a double exposure will result in twice the amount of light to hit the film which is essentially a stop over. Color neg film handles that no problems.
Desmolicious wrote:
The worst is accidentally underexposing. Portra 400 has excellent exposure latitude so a couple of stops over will not hurt it. Especially if you are going to scan the film and you can do so much in post.
If it’s cloudy, I just set it to cloudy and shoot my multis. Same for if it is sunny. But if you think about it from a process pov, a double exposure will result in twice the amount of light to hit the film which is essentially a stop over. Color neg film handles that no problems.
got it thanks!
I got the Holga, awaiting film today. Now when I shoot I need to remember to remove the lens cap
