cooperpriess
Newbie
I just ran a test roll from my GSN, and though the images I took after adjusting the rangefinder are razor sharp, it seems like they might be a bit on the underexposed side. Granted, they were almost all unlit outdoor night shots. Does anyone know offhand if it's common to have to stop up for night conditions on the GSN?
Also as an aside, I used cheap Walgreens 400 for the test roll (focusing the rangefinder), which I've used before with less than awesome color results,
but I have to say, I got some pretty good color from the Yashinon glass. I'm impressed.
Also as an aside, I used cheap Walgreens 400 for the test roll (focusing the rangefinder), which I've used before with less than awesome color results,
but I have to say, I got some pretty good color from the Yashinon glass. I'm impressed.
btgc
Veteran
From what I've got from Electro, nightshots are underexposed too. Daytime pics are fine. Seems that meter isn't so smart or aged well and one has to compensate w/ ISO dial two-three stops at night. Have tried ?