A word of caution: after you expose photos on color film, that film is much
more sensitive to heat and/or age fogging, which usually shows up as a dark,
red or orange tinted image. The navy told me this in basic photo school, but I
didn't believe them until I had two batches of images on a roll of color
slide film, one shot 2 years before the other recent ones. The old ones were
orange/red and faint, the recent ones were bright, with "vibrant colors".
That's Kodak terminology. So after you shoot film., even if you don't finish
the roll, get the film processed as soon as possible, or at least keep the
film cool (NOT in the glove compartment, unless you live in Anchorage). Bob K
in PHX.
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