Okay. Just bear in mind that the exposure meter is going to be two stops off, unless you're getting the film pull-processed.
The Maxxum 3Xi unfortunately does not have a way of overriding the Camera Automatic Sensing portion of the DX encoding standard. That is, if the film cartridge has the DX encoding, the camera will set itself to the indicated speed.
However, if the film cartridge is NOT encoded, the camera will set itself to ISO 100. So, if you tape over the magnetic encoding on the cartridge...
The CAS is not the barcode on the film cartridge, but the rectangular patches of conductive and nonconductive material.
Take a look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DX_encoding for more information about the DX encoding.
1,200 views
Usually answered in minutes!
Is the assignment requiring you to overexpose all your photos by two stops? Or is the assignment to use ISO 100 film?
Our teacher gave us film with 400iso but we have to change the iso to 100 to shoot the roll..
×