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  1. Keith Marley
    Hi, new to the forum and have recently got back into using Super 8. I am awaiting delivery of a Canon 1014 xl-s and want to do some timelapse from day to night. How would I expose this correctly - would I set the meter to auto? The film stock that I have is only a choice of 2 - 50D and 500T - would the 500T be horribly overexposed in the daytime or conversly would the 50D be underexposed for the night stuff? I will be shooting across the roof tops of Nice, so the light should be very bright. Any tips would be welcome. Thanks in advance
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