KoolM1

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Well talk about a pull. I had a bulk roll of what said FP4+. I put it in the F100 set the meter to 125 and went out to shoot. Turned out it was a short roll so that means it was the last one from a bulk roll. I developed it in Xtol 1-1 for 10 minutes which is the time for FP4+. I hang it to dry thinking hey these look pretty good and then I see the edge rebates. Arista Premium 400. Yep it was Tri-X. Most of these are right out of the scanner. I did pump the contrast a little on a couple.

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Sometimes I take photos that are way underexposed due lack of light. what is the correct way to bump up the exposure? Using the brightness slider, or shadow recovery? I've noticed that when I use brightness some bits of the photo tend to overexpose. When I use shadow recovery it gets really noisy.

So what do you recommend? If you have better tips, please tell me!

Hello everyone,,

What would you recommend? I’ve seen people pretty split about which one is better. From my understanding, the AE-1 is easier to use but the A1 has more features. This is going to be my first film camera. Any help appreciated, thanks :)