--- Roger Wesson <roger@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> 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:
>
> > 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
[...]
> > Question, can the over exposure be corrected
> during printing or are the
> > shots ruined? I saw the error after about 20 or
(Sorry Don, will be using your question to learn a bit
more on a similar problem of mine...)
But what IF they were slides???
(I put this question some days ago...)
In particular, I had a provia 100 shot at 50 (velvia)
setting. Can I recover the quality of the slides by
some pull/push processing?
Thanks again
Jose
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