On Mar 27, 2006, at 3:22 AM, Cornelius Nuzzlemuff III wrote:
At its rated 800 ISO I find it a bit underexposed.
I think you're probably hitting your head against NPZ's total dislike of underexposure -- while many colour negative films will behave well with a little bit, NPZ just won't take it. But the reward for putting up with that is lovely fine grain and beautiful tones.
Giving it an extra bump in exposure is a good way to deal with it if you're shooting speedily and can't do detailed metering. I found if I was going to put it in a camera and let the camera do the metering on auto that I was best to rate it at 640, but that's my camera and my meter.
-Aaron
