@mgrondin Hi Marc, if you can change the ISO/ASA same thing, asa means the American Standards Association, if you can change the ISO, that change change the look of the tonal scale in BW, colour negative or chrome film. If you do long exposures in low light, you will see colour shift. You will have a lot of fun, but it can be annoying at times film photography. Just as a heads up. If you have any questions that I can try to answer, I'll do so.
@mgrondin Hi Marc, try opening up to 160 ISO with the Kodak Gold 200, see if it makes a difference to the photos with your camera and light meter. Some times you can push black and white film and it gets more contrast and some films look great at that with certain subject matters. I usually pull BW film, it changes with the film stock of course. HP5, try it at 320, 200 and at 640 on another roll.
@mgrondin Like the work and your portrait of the bearded guy.
@mgrondin Hi Marc, I thought that was you but I wasn't quite sure. I do that too, sometimes you don't always have a tripod when you need one.
@mgrondin The non-bird house bird looking house is interesting too. Got to get some rest now.
So I'm very excited to see the results. I'll be bringing the film in tomorrow and should take a couple days to get it back. Hopefully what my eye saw and what my camera saw is pretty close. I'll be posting some of the results for sure. Good or bad.