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And don't forget the part where you fork out £120+ for a new one!
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Yeah, no problem. Film is very versatile, so there's many different ways you can use it.
I was surprised too actually when I found out, but this does make sense as to why the negatives come out so thin at a high iso.
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Any of the options above would be good. However, you can also pick up a Canon 5D mk I for that top end of your price. They are still good cameras.
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Wouldn't necessarily 'help' but I'd say would improve the photos. No, they wouldn't end up being underexposed. I don't want to be writing loads so here's a couple of links for you to check out.
Here's a bit of information about the type of film you're shooting: http://www.guidetofilmphotography.com/pushing-pulling-film.html
Some people's experiences:
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Where won't matter so much, but I quite liked the idea of shooting at night. I've shot some in the day too, I can't see why you'd shoot it with normal day lighting conditions but that's just me. Do you not have another film camera? As I'd recommend shooting it at 1600 iso and getting it processed at 3200. This generally helps retain better shadow details as the film doesn't have much contrast.
If you don't have another camera it is possible to use a black pen and edit the silver strip of the film canister, so that it tricks your camera into thinking it is 1600 iso. Or simply shoot at 3200, it's up to you. I wouldn't think too much about it but there is plenty to read about it elsewhere online. -
While it is overexposed, I still really like the photos. Especially the first one, as it's almost like another world. I've wanted to try infrared for a while; mostly the old aerochrome, but it's ever so expensive.
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yeah, my friend had an X10 and it seemed like a decent camera for the price. He was happy with it. I have experience with the others but they seem quite highly rated. Like you say, there aren't many compacts that come with a prime lens, particularly at the price you are looking for.
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I'm not convinced you'll find anything like that for the price range you are looking for. I'm sure by this time you might have a good idea. Let us know if you find anything. I'll keep an eye out.
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Hi guys. I haven't built up a bike before and need a hand with choosing the right bottom bracket. I was going to buy some SRAM Apex crank arms (24mm axle) that fit with a MegaExo bb.
I'd just like some advise on what options I have available to me.
I also read that Hollowtech ii and MegaExo were the same, or at least compatible. So would this be something I could go with? Cheap and has lots of good reviews. I know nothing so I apologise if I'm way off with this one.
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/shimano-bb-r60-ultegra-6800105-5800-hollowtech-ii/?lang=en&curr=GBP&dest=1&sku=5360634330&kpid=5360634330&utm_source=google&utm_term&utm_campaign=UK_PLA_Components&utm_medium=base&utm_content=mkwid%7csXOyyfNgo_dc%7cpcrid%7c67090788902%7cpkw%7c%7cpmt%7c%7cprd%7c5360634330ukThanks in advance.
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