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Hello everyone, Im new here.
I just started into astrophotography about 6 months ago, and
where I live (Whistler in western Canada) the conditions are not so good for
astronomy, very humid and the jet stream is usually directly above me. So
the other week I decided to make a field trip (My 1st
one - ugg 8hr drive) to Table Mountain in central WA to take
some images of the Saturn - Moon occultation.
I used e200, as it is the only film I have a good amount of
experience with (I didn't want to screw around with something new).
But negative film is said to have a better bright/dark
(is this referred to as fidelity?) range as I understand it. So I was
wondering if anyone could suggest a good film for lunar imaging.
Here is a link to the images, keep in mind they are greatly
reduced in size and resolution.
Comments are welcome.
As far as this Anacortes thing goes, I have bought *lots* of
stuff from them and never had a problem. They are friendly and try and go the
extra mile as far as I can tell.
Siegfried.
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