The scan quality isn't likely too great, and I needed to clean it a little, but this is part of what Fuji FP-100C is capable of. I'm not even sure if I'm going to use this shot for any emulsion lifts. I really like the shot alot.
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Hi Steven,
I found you via http://au.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080626111507AAVcMy8
I hope you don't mind me asking for your help, as you seem to know quite a bit about older Polaroids and pack film, and I am quite new to it all.
I recently acquired an Automatic Land 100, and have attempted to use Fuji FP-100B film, but the prints are coming out either all black or all white. I would assume that I'm using the wrong film speed (the manual said to use 3000 ASA for black and white film). Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Lisa
Lisa,
From what I've read, it sounds like you should look into getting FP-3000B.
It seems like the problem ya have is the pictures are getting underexposed. I would say you'll do better with FP-3000B. FP-3000B is a black and white film that is 3000 ASA, so you should have little problems otherwise. If you need any more help, just let me know.
Do you know if the film shutter is tripping - you need to make sure the battery is in the camera.
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