 Alice Dennehy |
Setting Incorrect ASA I set my camera at 125 asa using negative film but the film was 200 asa. Will the pictures be over or under exposed?
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doug Nelson |
They are over-exposed by 3/4 of a stop. Overexposure builds up density with negatives, usually not a big problem. The printing machine will make an adjustment for this.
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John A. Lind |
In addition to what Doug posted: This shouldn't be that much over exposure to affect color negatives that much. It's pretty robust to minor exposure error (less than a stop). You may notice a slight increase in contrast and in color saturation, especially if your photographs were of high contrast subject material. (Emphasis on "slight.")
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