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Hypering. I know...I know... The one
thing this hobby never lacks is new some next step to take involving hundreds of
dollars, lots of trial and error (usually in the reverse order), tweaking
setups and technique add infinidum... Can't wait!!<vbg> Just not
ready to take that plunge and with the limitation of good films left I've been
pretty happy just to find the Provia that has good balance and fine grain.
Will probably stick with trying longer exposures for a while.
Steve
Maybe you should try a hypered film? Shooting at a
slow f/ you need all you can get!
Jim
Thanks Alan and Jim. I think film would
make a big difference as well as I looked at Bobby's shot at f7 (2 x 90
minutes only) with hypered PJ400 and there's a world
difference.
I have to get better calibrating exposure
times with the Provia 400F. I did push it 2 stops as well by the
way.
Steve
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, November 09, 2002
12:29 PM
Subject: Re: [APML] New Bubble
Shot
Hi Steve,
--- Steve Lindsey <stevelindsey@earthlink.net>
wrote:
>
http://home.earthlink.net/%7estevelindsey/NGC7635.html
>
The Bubble is fainter than I guessed. Seems like I
> could've used 2
120 minute shots to get the faint
> parts. The image scale
would've been better at f11
> as well though I question whether my
guiding
> would've been good enough with the wind.
The Bubble
has been my obsession the last couple
months. Finally had some sucess
this last dark period.
It is faint, all my exposures were 2-5 hours. I
was
shooting at f/10 though. Now if I can find a way to
get them
scanned and stacked.
Excellent
shot.
Alan
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