Scott,
I've only shot tactical missile launches, in daylight, so I don't have
specific suggestions for exposure. I do know that solid rocket plumes are
very much brighter than you might expect. Your best resources are likely
within NASA itself, if not JSC, probably KSFC. Let us know what you find
out. One suggestion, since you only get one shot at it (pun intended), try
to get a second body with another film/exposure combination for backup.
Contact me off list if you need a loaner (edwardsg@xxxxxxxxx). Good luck!
Gary Edwards
From: "BOWEN, SCOTT M. (JSC-CC)" <scott.m.bowen1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: [OM] Night shots/Space Shuttle launch
Date: Thu, 24 Jun 1999 11:58:18 -0500
Hi all,
I am going to see my first launch of the space shuttle in
July. It is a night launch and I would like to do a time exposure of it.
Can anyone give me some ideas for film, film speed, and
f-stop settings?
Thanks
Scott
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