Developing an incorrectly exposed film.

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We have exposed a film in an automatic camera with the wrong setting. Is there any way that this film can be developed successfully?

The camera is a Canon AF35ML.

The film is Kodak 200 35mm color print film. It says the process to be used is C-41

The mistake made was that the camera was set to ISO 400 and not the ISO 200 that was required.

Is there any processing lab that could overcome this problem?
 
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KlickIt said:
We have exposed a film in an automatic camera with the wrong setting. Is there any way that this film can be developed successfully?

The camera is a Canon AF35ML.

The film is Kodak 200 35mm color print film. It says the process to be used is C-41

The mistake made was that the camera was set to ISO 400 and not the ISO 200 that was required.

Is there any processing lab that could overcome this problem?
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The camera will have underexposed by one stop which well within the except able results range of a normal colour negative film, these films were designed to be used in much less sophisticated cameras than your Canon.

To add that over exposing C41 by a stop is generally less bad than underexposing but you will be fine.
 
Your film should be fine. You could look for a lab that can push it 1 stop, but it probably doesn't need it.
 
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