Was at Disneyland yesterday and took a *very* small kit. Only the OM-2N and
the 35-70/3.5-4.5, as well as a few rolls of film. I ended up taking fewer
shots than I had originally thought (too busy having fun) but *did* attempt
to get some shots of Disney's excellent fireworks show.
Only one problem. In the rush and crush at the beginning of the show, I
loaded a new roll of film, to have lots of potential shots, and forgot to
switch from ASA100 to ASA200 on the dial. As a result, all my fireworks
shots were exposed at the "wrong speed". Is it worth special processing for
this mistake, or can I figure that I've got enough exposure latitude (it's
good ol' Kodak consumer negative film) to handle it?
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Scott Gomez
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