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slower speeds, ami you’ll need to brace your camera to avoid “camera shake."
• For bri|chtly-lit trees, shoot slow ly with the lens open. If you’re using Tungsten film, shoot at 1/30 sec. with the aperture opened to f/2. For ISO -1(H) film, shoot at 1/00 sec. and f/2.
• For outdoor home lighting, shoot at twilight. This will give you the effect of moonlight. For 400 speed film, shoot 1 - sec. at f/fj.<>. For Tungsten film, shot at 1 sec. and 174.5.
• When it’s dark, use Hash to give a “moonlight” effect. If your subject is within Hash range, your camera should take proper exposure of the subject and lose t he dark background.
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