Before you take any pictures, review the instructions that came with your camera and film. The results will be well worth it. You should also consider film speed when selecting a film. If you expose daylight slide film under tungsten light without using a filter, the pictures will be yellow-red. Photos made on a color-negative film under tungsten lighting will give better results because the photofinisher can adjust the color during printing.
Tungsten film exposed to daylight produces pictures that are blue overall.
Choose a film balanced for the lighting conditions under which you will be taking slides. You can also use filters over your lens if your camera is loaded with film not balanced for a particular lighting situation. Just ask your photo dealer about filters. But there is only one right way . Be sure the magazine is correctly seated.