ok, i very rarely do meteor stuff (only twice thus far....), so i can use some
advice.
during the last shower (perseids) i used superia 400, f/3.5 and exposed each
frame for about 5mins. the sky was washed out... so this time
around i'm thinking super G 100, f/5.6. sound ok? or what about f8 and 10mins?
i will have three camera bodies, so the longer exposure will be
a nice thing or i'll really burn film (not to mention get any rest, moving from
one cmea to the next ad infinitum)
not worried too much about cost of film (run me under a buck a roll of 24), i
would really like to get a decent exposure. i would like to run some
test to skyfog limit, but a nice starting value .... a live in the suburbs, on
a hill, lots of trees around, so sky is reasonably dark, but some skyglow
from city lights to the south.
/Acer V
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