Saj
March 11th, 2008, 12:55 AM
Getting out there with the film camera has been quite the learning experience.
Lesson 1: Astrophotos from your back yard make for washed out exposures.
Lesson 2: Overexposing Auroras makes the image out to be midnoon not midnight. (Exposed for 2-15 mins)
Lesson 3: Take the damn skylight filter off the lense.
Here is one of very few that have turned out.
Minolta 201
70-200mm lens zoomed out
3.8f
200 ISO Kodak Gold (yes still waiting for my slide film)
1/8 exposure
Photo taken approximately @ 7:50pm (accounting for daylight saving time)
Lesson 1: Astrophotos from your back yard make for washed out exposures.
Lesson 2: Overexposing Auroras makes the image out to be midnoon not midnight. (Exposed for 2-15 mins)
Lesson 3: Take the damn skylight filter off the lense.
Here is one of very few that have turned out.
Minolta 201
70-200mm lens zoomed out
3.8f
200 ISO Kodak Gold (yes still waiting for my slide film)
1/8 exposure
Photo taken approximately @ 7:50pm (accounting for daylight saving time)