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How can I use a Ricoh 35 FM film rangefinder to take photographs at night?
You are shooting with a film camera. The ISO dial only tells the camera the speed of the film you have loaded so the camera meter can set the aperture. You will need to use a fast ISO 400 film but ...
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My frame counter tells me I shot 36 exposures on a 24-exposure roll; is the roll exposed or not?
The Ricoh XR2 is designed to automatically prevent you from doing what you said you did. You would only be able to do that if you were using the multiple exposure feature in the camera.
I suspect the ...
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How can I use a Ricoh 35 FM film rangefinder to take photographs at night?
Remember that on a digital camera, you adjust the ISO setting to adjust the sensitivity of the sensor to light. (Crude explanation, but that's basically it.) On a film camera, the ISO is a fixed ...
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How does one achieve a low-contrast, somewhat overexposed, soft, hazy, look on film?
Reduced contrast is generally achieved with film by developing less than "normal" -- this produces a lower slope on the linear portion of H/D plot (that is, less increase in negative density ...
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