Hey Luis, She really want to use her polar bear camera and opening the back shouldn't be a problem any more because she's more interested in taking pictures than looking inside. So we want to keep the camera and I plan on developing the film myself with her help. I suppose 800 asa film will be generally close enough. I was just wondering what the EV would be for a camera like this so I could zero in as close as possible on the ASA. There are no adjustments on this camera and its a fixed focus hunk of loosely molded plastic parts although surprisingly the lens is coated. Greg > -----Original Message----- > From: *-CHILLED DELIRIUM-* [mailto:sfunp@scfn.thpl.lib.fl.us] > > I'd go to a 1-hr place, and ask for a disposable body (they > make nifty > wheel chocks), and refill it with film for her (and ductape the back > shut). For film for subdued light, ISO 800. Maybe she could > use a sturdy > P&S.... > > --- Luis > >
