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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LittleSnake600• 5 karma
3 months ago
Forgot my film's ISO and ruined the whole roll
So I finally got around to shooting a sunny afternoon with my old 35mm. I loaded a DX‑coded ISO 400 film, but I completely missed the light meter’s cue and set the camera to 100. The whole roll turned out way underexposed, especially the street scenes. I only realized when I got home and the negatives looked like ghosts. Anyone else had a brain‑freeze like that? How did you pull the negatives together when they’re that thin? I’m trying to figure out if a push in development can rescue anything or if I should just embrace the weird, misty vibe. Feedback or tips appreciated.
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