RE: [APML] Film for Comet Ikeya-Zhang

[Tommy Lim <Tommy.Lim@omd.com.my>]

Hi,

Can someone explain to me what is mean by push 1 stop/2 stop???????

And is it  P400F can get it outside US country?

Tommy


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From: MIME @ Jaring {lthuedk@pe.net} 
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 3:14 PM
To: -@ Jaring {astro-photo@seds.org}
Subject: Re: [APML] Film for Comet Ikeya-Zhang


Hi Chris.  I'm going to go with P400F.  I might push one stop. It renders
trailed starfields with quite a range of colour.  WM1 looked fine with the
Provia.

That brief window will compel stodgy me to venture towards the Desert Center
area, away from Indio's casinos and car lots.

Have fun, Stephen

Chris & Jennifer Cook wrote:

> I'm planning on shooting this comet during the first half of March when its
> at its brightest.  The only down side is that the comet is going to be quite
> low in the western sky after twilight.  There looks to be about a 30min max
> window of dark sky while still being high enough above the horizon to shoot.
> I was thinking of shooting un-hypered Fuji NHG-II 800.  Has anyone used this
> film on comets?  If so, what were the results?  Are there any other fast
> films that would work?  I think Matt used Provia 400 on a comet a few months
> ago.  Any others?
>
> Chris
>
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