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Deep-Sky Exposure Guidelines for Better 400-to-1,000-Speed Print Films (Unhypered)
The "better" films are Fuji SG+ 800, Kodak Pro 1000 PZM, Kodak Ektapress Multispeed PJM 640, Kodak Pro 400 PPF and Fuji SG+ 400. Exposures can be cut by up to half if temperature is below 0 degrees C (32° F). Increase exposure times when lenses shorter than 20mm focal length. |
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Deep-Sky Exposure Guidelines for Better Slide Films (Unhypered)
The "better" films are Kodak Ektachrome P1600, Kodak Elitechrome II 100 (both films should be pushed up one or two stops during processing). Exposures can be cut by up to half if temperature is below 0 degrees C (32° F). Increase exposure times when lenses shorter than 20mm focal length. |
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Data above adapted from Splendors of the Universe
by Terrence Dickinson and Jack Newton. 1997 Firefly books ISBN 1-55209-141-4 |