Several fellas on the Astro Photo mailing list praise Kodak's E200 slide
film. They have done several tests with similar rigor to Gary's lens tests
and claim E200's reciprocity is so good that its only about 1/3 - 1/2 stop
slower than PPF (ISOS 400) film and very little color shift.
Just a data point.
John P
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there is no "never" - just long periods of "not yet".
there is no "always" - just long periods of "so far".
John A. Lind <jlind@xxxxxxxxxxx> suggested:
>
>On the photography, I would be concerned about exposure correction for long
>exposures beyond the film's reciprocity failure point. As you are chasing
>meteors, color may not be that much concern, but films also can require
>color correction beyond the reciprocity failure also if the different
>emulsion layers fail at different exposure points. For two of Fuji's
>professional reversal films:
>For Kodak films, go the Kodak's site and hit their reversal film lists.
>The data sheets are in html and downloadable PDF format. On Kodachrome and
>Elitechrome, scroll down. On the left side look for "technical
>information" and select it for the data sheet.
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