Re: [APML] Pushing & Mars

[steve banbury <banburys@sonic.net>]

Hi Gary---pushing is done in the processing. If you want the camera
metering to account for the higher ASA (ISO) rating being used, you can
adjust the camera settings. But for most astro work, the metering system
is not applicable.

I haven't got any experience with film shots of Mars, but I bet someone
else can chime in with suggestions.

Good luck--Steve

StarManGMH@aol.com wrote:

> I have 2 newbie questions for the group.
> 1.  When pushing slide film are you supposed to change the ISO setting
> on the camera to reflect your push, or leave the setting at the
> correct film ISO and let the developer do the push?
> 2.  What would be a good film speed to use for pics of Mars?  Fast
> (800) with short exposure or slow (200) and a longer exposure?
> I'd appreciate any guidance anyone can give me.
>
> Gary Hatfield
> Thaxton, VA
>
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