Hi. I got the prints of my double exposure experiment (with my K-1000), and the film has moved in all the shots. So Im pretty depressed, and feeling bit silly that I didnt follow your carefully given point-by-point advice. Of the 4 frames, one has moved forward and another has moved back! So obviously, I have to ensure the film is tight and does not move at all! Didnt expect this much of error...
Also tried my first attempt at panning - a bird in flight. And the whole image is a blur. I went by the book and used 1/30 second and 1/15 second exposure. I guess it needs much more practice... Any advice on this? thanks. feeling blue on a saturday afternoon, Sridhar > > > > * if I am going to depress the film rewind button and prevent the film > from > > advancing, why would I need to tighten the rewind crank with a rubber > band? > > Not a silly question at all. It's just to ensure accuracy; that the film > doesn't move at all. It may be paranoid, but that's just me...:-) >
