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[APML] Fuji NPH400 tests posted
Bobby,
I've posted some of the images.
Double Cluster - http://members.inter-linc.net/gb1029/dblCluster.html
Orion Nebula - http://members.inter-linc.net/gb1029/orionnebula_nph400.html
The M42 shot was just a single 10min exp. I didn't do any smoothing or
sharpening in an attempt
to accurately show the films' grain.
Be sure to read the notes at the bottom of each image. I've noted what I
thought about the film.
The NGC7001 shot is not even worth posting. The core of the galaxy was
captured, but not much
more than that. 35min may not be enough exp time, but I expect a longer
exp will provide minimal benifit.
Any additional analysis of the film welcome.
Regards,
Grant
At 07:19 PM 10/18/01 -0500, you wrote:
>With all the film talk lately, I decided to try out Fujis' NPH400.
>I'll be scanning some shots I took a few nights back with this film.
>If anybody's interested in the results, I'll post them on line. Due to my
>lack of experience, I felt I'd leave it to the list to analyze the
>results. Here is
>what I shot:
>
>2 - 35 min shots of NGC7331 (Exps are a bit short but I don't think this
>film's gonna cut it for galaxy work.)
>
>1 - 10 min shot of M42 (shot this one just before clouds rolled in to see
>its performance on nebulas)
>
>4 - 15 min shots of double cluster (these look to be keepers)
>
>Again, let me know if anyone wants to check out the shots.
>
>Regards,
>Grant
>
>
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