Film Stocks: Kodak Gold, Ultramax, and Phoenix II
I love this camera so much and how accessible it makes film photography. It is tactile enough to give a hearty experience, while also being auto enough to make it easy and accessible. The lens and light meter are also nothing to sneeze at.
I want to try E100 for the first time. I have a Pentax 17. Is the light meter reliable for this film or should I bump the exposure dial? I know E100 needs to be exposed pretty precisely.
A good friend of mine knows I love film photography, it was a really kind gesture and I appreciate it so much so I would love to try to at least get some use out of it. Any ideas? 3 rolls of 10 exposure ECN2 film (develop+scan is $21/roll here), camera looks like a plastic shell with two led lights on the front. Tbh the cost of developing 10 exposures makes me not even want to shoot the film. Is there anything I can salvage from this kit? I already own an H35N, so I don't really need another reusable-disposable camera.
First roll from a Terrapin ACME 120 pinhole camera, kodak gold, featuring my finger in the frame.