thegman
Veteran
Hi all,
I have a roll of Rollei Ortho 25 sitting in my fridge that I'd like to go shoot. I'm thinking of shooting at dusk, with a tripod. Would I simply rate it at ISO 25 in my ZI and treat it like a normal film, or should I rate it some other way?
When I get it developed, where is a good place to send it, ideally in the UK, but does not have to be. Any info I need to send the developer to get good results?
I'm thinking of doing some wide angle cityscapes with it, my 15mm VC lens to be precise, this can't take filters, will that be a problem?
Finally, can't see any info on reciprocity in the PDF factsheet, should I just err on the side of caution, bracket a bit and lean towards overexposure? At dusk with such a slow film, I'm thinking exposures will be 5 > 10 seconds at least.
Thanks for any help!
Garry
I have a roll of Rollei Ortho 25 sitting in my fridge that I'd like to go shoot. I'm thinking of shooting at dusk, with a tripod. Would I simply rate it at ISO 25 in my ZI and treat it like a normal film, or should I rate it some other way?
When I get it developed, where is a good place to send it, ideally in the UK, but does not have to be. Any info I need to send the developer to get good results?
I'm thinking of doing some wide angle cityscapes with it, my 15mm VC lens to be precise, this can't take filters, will that be a problem?
Finally, can't see any info on reciprocity in the PDF factsheet, should I just err on the side of caution, bracket a bit and lean towards overexposure? At dusk with such a slow film, I'm thinking exposures will be 5 > 10 seconds at least.
Thanks for any help!
Garry
