----- Original Message ----- From: Arathi-Sridhar Subject: full moon; panning
> 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... The problem is, if the film is too tight, it will move backwards, and if not tight enough, it will move forwards. An LX might be your best solution, as it has excellent frame registration for this sort of thing. > > 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? It needs a lot of practice. I don't think there is an easy solution. William Robb
