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You are going to need a tripod for sure. a good quality film will help. The big thing is you can't use a flash unless it is from a different angle so it's reflection doesn't appear in the shot. Remote flashes work here.

Due to not being able to use the flash(most people dont have external flashes) you will need to do a longer exposure to get a proper picture.

If you took a roll of film and then sat down and took a series of the same shots while changing your Fstop and shutter speed(while keeping this recorded for later) you will find out once you develop the shots what works the best for you. Then keep using thses settings or close to it.

I'd look at using a higher speed film as it will help lower the length of time you expose the film to the light and help lower blurring.

That is my opinion tho.. [img]images/smiles/icon_smile.gif[/img] I just play with my 35mm. I am no pro..

All of this is null if you go buy a fancy shmancy SLR camera. [img]images/smiles/icon_smile.gif[/img] I am tlaking about $2000 camera tho.. lol.. [img]images/smiles/icon_smile.gif[/img]