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Re: [APML] Film developing
Jim:
Thanks for the reply. I'll relay this and see what happens.
It's very frustrating when you know you have at least a couple of decent shots out
of 36x4 rolls.
rG
Jim Janusz wrote:
> Cuda,
>
> Tell the lab to print one or two of them manually using densities of +4
> or +5 and see how they come out. After that test you can adjust up or
> down until the sky and moon are correct. If he runs them on auto they
> will always print very light. (Noritsu equipment anyway.)
>
> Jim
>
> `Cuda wrote:
> >
> > It seems that all my lunar shots are overexposed when I get them back from
> > the 1 hour photo shop. Last night I took multiple shots of the moon at
> > exposures ranging from 1/8 to 1/500 and ALL of them came back overexposed
> > from the developer! One frame came out with a pure black background, the
> > shutter was 1/30 (overexposed), but had a pure black background. I just
> > don't understand how a 1/250-1/500 would have been overexposed. The rest
> > were all with that greyish-green background. I've studied the negatives and
> > many look to have sharp detail and not overexposed. I have explained to the
> > guy (numerous times) that the pictures should have a fairly dark (almost
> > black to black) background. He says he knows and will adjust his
> > equipment. I just can't believe how a crescent moon shot with 100 speed
> > film and a 1/500" shutter will be overexposed by the camera. The camera is
> > definitely not the problem. A roll of regular (terrestrial) shots were
> > fine. Anyone have any suggestions? I'm going to take the negatives to a
> > different place and have them printed again.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > rG
> >
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