If you are shooting 100 Film, then you usually set your camera to 100 also...

Scott — 10/26/2002 9:59:44 AM (archived)

You can "push" the film by using a higher speed film (400) at a lower setting (100) on your camera, but I wouldn't do that unless you are developing the film yourself and you can adjust for it in the darkroom. If you have an "auto" setting on your camera, then just leave it there.

But then I gave up on 35mm film and now use digital...So please to take me as an expert on this subject... ;)

Scott

P.S. Someday I want a 24" telescope. Anybody got one gathering dust that they would be willing to give away?

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ISS from the ground - Raoul Lannoy - 10/25/2002 4:28:28 PM
- Re: ISS from the ground - Delbert - 10/26/2002 5:15:02 PM
  - never mind - Delbert - 10/26/2002 7:22:05 PM
    - Okay, I'm stumped... - Tom Brosz - 10/27/2002 8:20:30 PM
      - Re: Okay, I'm stumped... - Nathan Koren - 10/28/2002 3:50:26 PM
        
        Thanks for the education Nathan. (n/t) (n/t) - Delbert - 10/28/2002 1:33:25 PM
      - me too - Delbert - 10/27/2002 12:54:57 PM
    - If you are shooting 100 Film, then you usually set your camera to 100 also... - Scott - 10/26/2002 9:59:44 AM
      - After re-reading your post... - Scott - 10/26/2002 10:03:10 AM

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