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taxor

Reged: 09/07/2004
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Loc: Lancaster, UK

Re: Shooting colour film in Antarctica

26/11/2006 14:47

Good advice from David. I would also recommend using an incident meter especially if you're using slide film or the use of a Kodak grey card (or something of similar reflectivity). If you don't want to use either, then David's advice of overexposing by 1.5 ~2 stops is spot on.

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Subject	Posted by	Posted on
Shooting colour film in Antarctica	antexp	25/11/2006 23:09
Re: Shooting colour film in Antarctica	John_K	03/12/2006 15:29
Re: Shooting colour film in Antarctica	kmb9000	22/03/2007 11:17
Re: Shooting colour film in Antarctica	AJUK	20/04/2007 19:45
Re: Shooting colour film in Antarctica	The Circle Of Confusion	30/11/2006 12:35
Re: Shooting colour film in Antarctica	Woolliscroft	01/12/2006 09:03
Re: Shooting colour film in Antarctica	Woolliscroft	26/11/2006 09:36
Re: Shooting colour film in Antarctica	taxor	26/11/2006 14:47
Re: Shooting colour film in Antarctica	antexp	27/11/2006 08:11
Re: Shooting colour film in Antarctica	Woolliscroft	27/11/2006 09:09

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