Re: [photo-3d] exposure guides for kodak II stereo cameras

[Andy Beals <bandy@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Sat, 13 May 2000 19:04:47 -0700, "David Vandever" <vandever1@xxxxxxxxxxx> 
wrote:
> hello there: i am on the mailing list for three-d items, and would like to 
> ask for help in setting the exposure meter on a kodak II stereo camera given 
> to me recently. i took a roll of kodacolor slide film on a very sunny day, 
> and all slides were over-exposed. any pointers would be greatly appreciated, 
> for sunny as well as cloudy days. thanks a million, david vandever

David-

I'm VERY INTERESTED as to where you got the ASA 8 Kodachrome!  I can't find anything slower than ASA 64 in most places.

Are you sure you were using ASA 8 speed film?  Maybe you were using something faster, hence why it got overexposed.

Either memorize and follow the chart Grant Campos gave you or buy a lightmeter, figure out how to use it and set your shutter speed and aperature to what it says..

Film is very very different from how it was fifty years ago!




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