I've done exactly the same thing, more than once, and have always found
that the prints came out fine, without any pulling at the development
stage. Most negative films have sufficient latitude to cope with two
stops overexposure. Lucky you weren't using slides!
Roger
Don wrote:
I just finished taking pictures of my grand son's foot ball team. I
noticed that I had the film speed of my OM2S set at 100 and had 400
speed Portra film in the camera. In addition, I held the exposure to
the plus side in the view finder when shooting.
Question, can the over exposure be corrected during printing or are the
shots ruined? I saw the error after about 20 or so exposures, and then
corrected the setting. Most of the shots were taken in natural light,
but the last 5 or 6 exposures were used in the auto mode with a flash
after resetting the film speed to 400.
Thanks for any advise
Don Gaikins
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