John,
if you were "caught up in the moment", reciprocity wouldn't have been
an issue, since Astia has no compensation needed until four seconds
(many moments) at which point you'd have to dial in 1/3 stop. At
sixteen seconds 1/2 stop is recommended. No filtration is recommended.
It looks like Astia is a good choice for long exposure times.
Get the Fujifilm data guide. Call the tech hotline at 800-788-3854,
ext. 73 and ask for one. It's free and worth every cent.
Dan
--- "John J. Gettis" <jgettis81@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On a recent vacation while shooting photos of Mono lake at sunrise I
> was so
> caught up in the moment that I forgot about reciprocity. Luckily
> what I
> shot turned out ( blind luck). Not trusting to fate I tried to look
> up the
> reciprocity charts for Sensia film on the Fuji site but failed to
> come up
> with any data nor has a e-mail to them been answered. I was
> wondering if
> any one had any data on this film for this.
> Thanks John Gettis
>
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