View How To Process Camera Film Images. We process 35mm and medium format color film and disposable cameras of 8, 12, 24, 27, and 36 exposure. The more film being dunked at once makes for a healthier process, and the richard photo lab machinery is able to sense just exactly how much film is being dunked through, that way the right amount of developer is released to then go with the exact amount of chemistry.
With a given adaptation, human vision has contrast sensitivity ~1%.
Additionally, film cameras are generally more affordable—some typically have a higher resolution as these cameras are the analog equivalent of the dslr. Digital cameras capture digital images which are then kept after you develop your negatives, the next part of the process is to make a contact sheet, enlarge your photos. Setting up your camera on a tripod will improve your consistency and speed, making the whole process easier and more efficient. Specific types of camera movements in film also can create a psychological and emotional effect on the audience.
