Hi y'all --
My friend is getting married next week and I wanted to shoot a roll or three. The wedding reception is going to be at a barn outside, but will probably have similar lighting to, say, a dark street at night with street lights, or a dimly lit restaurant. I have some rolls of 120 Ilford 3200 sitting around and I thought it would be fun to try to shoot them at the wedding, but my understanding of this film is very minimal and I haven't shot it before. Note that I am not the actual wedding photographer, so this is pretty low stakes, but it would be cool to get some nice images out of it. Is there, for example, a precise EV amount that I can look for given that I have to shoot at f8 or f11 and 1/100? Doing some calculations using a sunny 16 calculator, it looks like I should be good for 9-11 EV, does this seem right? Is this even relevant?
From what I have read, I should:
Meter using ISO 1000
Set the aperture I want (Holga only has two, and I'll probably use f8)
Use whatever speed the meter tells me to (has to be 1/100)
Develop "normally", i.e. just drop it off at the lab and don't request anything special.
Because the Holga has very limited control over shutter speed especially, my plan was to just sort of wing it. But can anyone give me any recommendations for what may or may not work? Is this a total fool's errand? I have 3 rolls of this film and am not very precious about "wasting" film, so may shoot all 3 if I am confident enough. Don't have enough time to run any tests, sadly.
Thanks!