At 09:14 PM 7/14/03, Johnie wrote:
Well, it wasn't an intentional underexposure.
Not that you intentionally did it . . . it's that I've never underexposed
any so I don't know what happens when it is underexposed. Looked at some
of the stuff I've done in the past . . . color accuracy isn't all that high
and there is a lot of red/yellow. Using a daylight balanced film shooting
what amounts to fire, which is often loaded with reds and yellows,
especially as the burst burns out, may result in other colors being
overwhelmed by the reds/yellows.
I actually had a printout of your email giving the exposure setting for
each film speed. Unfortunately, when I was gathering all my gear for the
trek from the car to our spot up by the stage, the printout ended up on
the back seat of my car.
Been there, done that . . . the sinking feeling when discovering something
useful was left behind in a car that's parked in the "south 40" . . . and
then the decision whether or not to make the trek to retrieve it. Last
time was an air show and I forgot the tripod in the trunk. I feel some of
the pain. Been a long time since I've been somewhere croweded with that
many people.
-- John
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