If you’ve ever tried to capture that perfect in‑game lighting on film, you know the margin for error is razor‑thin. Below is my step‑by‑step 101 on ge
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MobileMouse448• 3 karma
2 months ago
film fogging in 35mm rolls. what the? đź’ˇ
so like every time i use these fuji superia 400 i just buy.. idk same with canon ektachrome tests i load and expose as per usual, but when printed all these has foggy texture like white spots with kinda color underneath but still i use same spools same lab i don't know why i shot this roll outside in daylight midday no clouds or haze, yet fog again the lab guy said no, not their issue maybe the camera? some kind old nikkor that's supposed good to 35mm but this it just feels wrong.
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