At 21:46 5/27/01, Gary Edwards wrote:
Don't do anything out of the ordinary. You may even find you like the
results of that 1 stop "overexposure" better than your normal results at
400. Many photographers shoot most or all negative films at about 2/3 stop
slower (Exposure Index of 250 for 400 film, for instance) than their rating
because of the improvement in the prints.
Gary Edwards
I agree. The lab may have to "burn the prints" longer as your negatives
will be denser, but the latitude of negative films should get you details
throughout. Underexposure is the killer for negatives. If you had to err,
you did it in the proper direction with one stop overexposure.
-- John
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