<<At the risk of fine tuning a bit, I'd say that 1/125 @ f16 using 100 ISO
film on a bright sunny day would result in one stop of under exposure. This
might not be an issue with colour negative film but with transparancies the
one stop of under exposure could be noticeable.>>
KR64 says 1/125 at f16 for a sunny day. Not 1/60 which would be closer
to Sunny 16.
Does anyone else feel that this idea that it is ok to get wrong exposures on
negatives is bunk. What about shadow detail and saturation?
Proper density is very important for proper prints.
One hour labs excluded.
Charlie L.
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