raine

Thanks a lot for the responses, it helped out a lot. My first attempt at shooting film is going to be a fashion show. I bought a 100 ft roll of 500 asa tuncston, because it's indoor. Another question - If I were to use this film to shoot a few seconds of shots outside the venue (in the evening light), would it be way to overexposed or messed up in any way, even if I keep the exposure really low? Since I want these shots, but don't want to waste a whole roll of 50 asa daylight on it. Also, What effects do some other combinations make? Thanks again for the tips!

Hey everyone, So I inherited a K-3 in working condition. Having had a vx1000 and a panasonic dvx100 for a few years, I have severely skimped out on my film knowledge. I know next to nothing, my manual doesn't provide the basic info I need, and I couldn't find much info on the k-3 other than specs - but I really want to learn. Sooo if anyone can answer these questions, it would be so much appreciated. 1. manual says it takes single & double perforation - what's the difference? 2. what other "loads" are there besides daylight? 3. do i need Fuji or Kodak film? 4. manual says it's 6-50 fps and single frame - does that mean i can't buy 250 fps film? what type of film should i buy for an indoor shoot? any more basic info i should find out would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much to anyone who takes the time to reply to this..! -raine