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I have a tdc stereo vivid camera and I am confused- please help ASAP?

Long explanations that I won't get into, but I really need to use this camera because I can't get to another one til Monday and I have 2 rolls of film to take by Wednesday and no time in between those two days to do it. I know this takes "double exposures" but that just means when I take my film out, I'll have two of the same picture right? I can still make a single print that's not "3D." Other question is- I have ISO 400 film. But it looks like this camera can only go up to ISO 100? What happens? I was reading around and it looked like the film would get overexposed? Is this true? If so, is there a way to adjust the aperture and shutter speeds and exposure so that it compensates for the change in film speed? Please explain in the simplest way possible! :)

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1. No, "double exposure" means that you have two pictures in one frame. I think what you're saying is that the stereo camera takes two pictures at a time. Yes, when you take the film out, you could develop each frame individually. The camera should either automatically adjust to the film, or have a switch that allows you to select ISO 400. If it doesn't, you will have to reduce your exposure by two stops. Either reduce the aperture by two stops, like from f/4 to f/8 (notice that the numbers increase to decrease the aperture). Or increase the shutter speed by two stops, like from 1/125 to 1/500. Or one stop for each the aperture and shutter.