Push – An overcast day or the sun is going down. Shoot a 100-speed film and gain two extra stops (+2) by shooting at ISO 400 and develop it at ISO 400. Pull/Push – You didn’t change the speed on your camera. You shoot 400 film at 100 ISO. Develop it at 400 (-2 Stops) and your photos should come out fine.
Ideal temperature For Film Storage. You can store films at ideal room temperature. For consumer-grade films or Black and White films, a temperature of 21°C is ideal. According to Kodak, the temperature should be between 2°C (35°F) and 13°C (55°F for an extended lifespan of films. For the freezer, the temperature should be -18°C or 0°F.
Position the Film in the Camera. #4. Place the film cartridge with the film leader facing towards you into the film chamber located on the left hand side. #5. Depress the rewind knob so it locks your film in place. #6. Pull the film leader across to the take up spool located on the right hand side. #7.
Check the frame counter to make sure all the frames have been exposed. DO NOT open the back cover until you have rewound the film. Firmly press in the film rewind button on the bottom of the camera. Once you have pressed it, you may immediately withdraw your finger. Push the power rewind switch. The film will rewind automatically as long as you The film is placed on the tree in time due order. Once the lab technician has balanced a sample roll of photo paper (called a paper control strip) through the densitometer, then scanning and Step 4: Pull the leader of film over to the Take-Up Spool. Insert the narrow end of the film leader into the slot. Hold the spool steady with one hand and push the film deep inside until film is way inside spool or comes out the other side. oc5t.
