Hi everyone! I am new to super 8 and as a newbie I had a related question to this original post! I have a Canon 310XL and I have Ektachrome 100D, TriX, 50D, and 500T available on hand. I have done so many searches and watched so many videos and everyone seems to say something different about notch hacks and whether or not they are necessary. As I'm primarily a still photographer, and have had experience with over and underexposing film and the latitude of film - this super 8 stuff has me worried and spooked! haha... Do I need to worry about notch hacks? Am I overreacting? Also, I feel really dumb asking this question, but I am confused about the daylight/tungsten switch. Do you flip it to daylight if you're shooting in daylight on tungsten film? Or do I have it backwards? Thanks in advance for any tips or advice!
