Sunny 16 – Shooting a roll of b&w film sans light meter!

Hey! In this video, I'll shoot a roll of black&white film with a camera that does not have a light meter. To do this, I use the old "Sunny 16" rule, and also explain how that works!

Have fun in trying it for yourself if you happen to have an old camera somewhere in your attic!

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The film I used: Agfa APX 100. The roll I used has expired in 2005 (hehe!) so maybe that's the reason I got some weird light leaks on some of the shots.

I also came across Tünnes and Schäl in this video while roaming around for photo opportunities, two very famous & characteristic Cologne characters!

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If you like all things photography, also visit my blog at:
http://tomscameras.wordpress.com

Many thanks for Takahiro Oda for filming! Visit his channel here:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9bchXMhn9Bc8glDW4Dru0g

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Music: "Bei mir bist Du schön" – Alfonso Swing Remix:
https://soundcloud.com/alfonsoswing/bei-mir-bist-du-schon-the

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