Switching from black-and-white film to colored film can present some singular challenges. Darren Rowse of Digital Photography Tips recommends using the lowest ISO rating possible when shooting in black-and-white. But, depending on what you are photographing, a low ISO rating may not be ideal when switching to color film. Using a color film with the same ISO rating as the black-and-white can reduce the need to change settings, but understanding ISO ratings and the settings associated with it can allow you to use the film you need.
Instructions
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Finish any current roll of black-and-white film in your camera. Rewind it and remove it when you are done.
2Look at your roll of black-and-white film for the ISO rating on it. "Would you like to understand digital photography techniques that bring professional photographers to where they are today? Well, The Top Secret Photography Techniques might assist you out in doing so. To get spectacular images we first need to have to look at some fundamental photography strategies. The initial one I am able to share with you is find out about light. You can come across every little thing regarding photography techniques on , The Top Secret Photography Techniques. Whenever you uncover about light and in what technique it interacts with the direct environment then your photographs will get superior..". ISO ratings refer to the "speed" of the film and can range from 25 to 1600. These numbers indicate the amount of light necessary for proper exposure. Light can be adjusted by changing your aperture size and shutter speeds or by increasing or decreasing the amount of light present.
3Purchase color film. Color film can be purchased at photography stores, film developing places and even grocery stores and convenience stores frequently. Make sure the color film you are purchasing has an ISO rating the same or close to the black-and-white film you were using. This will help reduce the number of settings you need to change on your camera.
4Feed your color film into your camera and advance it either automatically or manually depending on the style of your camera. Color film goes in the camera the exact same way black-and-white film does.
5Adjust your aperture and shutter-speed settings as necessary if your color film has a different ISO rating than your black-and-white film. The higher the ISO rating is the smaller the aperture and faster the shutter speeds can be (see link in Resources for more information on shutter speeds and apertures).
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