Hi,
I am hoping to shoot some MF this weekend and I have a roll of 3200 ilford B&W (cs, actual B&W), the trouble is I can only set my camera to 400 ISO, I don't trust my Ricoh's meter in low-light, so I will set the shutter to 8 or 12 (it uses logs for shutter speed... damn 1954, so about 1/60 1/140), the ap is fixed unless in Bulb mode so I will be shooting at about f/2.6-3.2...
So my math says I'll have enough light if I just fire away in an average room, but I was wondering if anyone had done anything like this? And what I need to watch out for... I know the Ilford 3200 is rebadged 800, so I am really only going down one stop in a film with HUGE range...
I don't plan on just firing away into a dark room and hoping I get something(That is what the kx is for
)... it will be very strategic photos... heck it is like $5 every time you hit the shutter... looking for that beam of light on the dance floor for the first dance etc...
They hired a local pro who will get the must get keepers... I want something different... more artsy... thoughts opinions?
jord