u can bracket, proccess the shot, then push/pull one of the other 2 if needed. sucks to shoot a nice scene and then realize ur first negative is -1/2 to -1/3 stop under/over exposed.

pushing and pulling is done when develop the film, so you need to push or pull the whole roll of film and you wont get to look at exposures before.. imo correct the exposure when scanning if needed

and gz for the camera, cant wait to see the results you get with it

This post was edited by Antichrist- on May 14 2010 03:35am

Also, modern negatives can easily handle being under or over developed by a stop.

Gratz on the new camera!!!
Let us know how it goes with some images!!

Just finished shooting the roll that came with it, since there is no where around here that can develop 120 film I am going to have to buy a pre-paid mailer.

- OR -

Learn to develop the film yourself ^^

I am going to teach myself how to develop my film.

I would do that, but when I was talking with my mother about it she said that I couldn't do that..

Wut?!?! Lol, why?

That's a very good question.

Do it anyway...? Haha, what momma doesn't know won't hurt momma...