Re: [APML]: Best Beginner Film

[Chris Vedeler <cvedeler@ix.netcom.com>]

It seems that Kodak PJM is the film of choice theses days.  It has low
reciprocity failure, nice tight grain and good color balance.  It is about $5
a roll and can be bought only at photo pro shops (i.e not Wal Mart).

Chris Vedeler

Emilio J.Robau, P.E. wrote:

>
> I am looking to start astro-photography.  I plan to begin with piggyback
> photography with my OM-1 and Meade 10" LX50.  What is the best film to use.
>  I plan to guide my photos and am near dark to medium dark skies.
>
> I am considering Fugi SuperG plus 800.  Is there any difference between the
> Super G 800 and Super G plus 800?  I am also considering Kodak Pro PPF 400.
>  Are there any other suggestions?
>
> What should I use for longer direct focus shots.  Say 30 min or more.
>
> Thanks in advance.