Hi,
Spent the whole night read through a lot of film discussions here. Have a question for this partucular film, Fuji Press 800, which is highly recommended by some of you here for Indoor Low Light Event.
Some of you mentioned that push it to 640 (over-exposed?) will get better result. And in certain occasions we need to push it to 1600? If I'm not mistaken, pushing to 1600 is actually under-exposed the film right? So, why we want to do that?
One more question, we are NOT allow the change the ISO setting on the same film right? Means we have to use the same ISO for the whole film. May I know why?
Bear with my questions, I'm still quite new. :embrass:
Thanks and Regards,
Kobe
Spent the whole night read through a lot of film discussions here. Have a question for this partucular film, Fuji Press 800, which is highly recommended by some of you here for Indoor Low Light Event.
Some of you mentioned that push it to 640 (over-exposed?) will get better result. And in certain occasions we need to push it to 1600? If I'm not mistaken, pushing to 1600 is actually under-exposed the film right? So, why we want to do that?
One more question, we are NOT allow the change the ISO setting on the same film right? Means we have to use the same ISO for the whole film. May I know why?
Bear with my questions, I'm still quite new. :embrass:
Thanks and Regards,
Kobe