It is difficult to tell in negative even there are two stops
different. With slides it makes big different, we need to know all the
technique in behind for focusing, exposure, processing and printing,
this is the only way we can get full control of our works. I hate to
let the machine to make the decision so I mainly shoot slides.
C.H.Ling
"Daniel J. Mitchell" wrote:
>
> The end result of this lot:
>
> all the shots came out pretty much as well as I could have hoped -- but the
> weird thing is that the ones exposed at +1 look essentially _identical_ to
> the ones exposed at +2. I thought it might be the processor, but looking at
> the negatives I can't see any difference there either.
>
> Strange, but I guess as long as the shots look okay I'm not overly
> concerned about how they got that way..
>
> -- dan
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