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    Senior Member srobb's Avatar
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    Re: Nighttime Photography

    Very interesting article and image, Dr. Shaw. And welcome and thanks for responding in this thread. This looks like something I would be quite interested in attempting. Still have some Ilford B/W in my camera so may see what it would look like in that. Full moon this weekend, huh?
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    Re: Nighttime Photography

    Quote Originally Posted by srobb
    Very interesting article and image, Dr. Shaw. And welcome and thanks for responding in this thread. This looks like something I would be quite interested in attempting. Still have some Ilford B/W in my camera so may see what it would look like in that. Full moon this weekend, huh?
    Thank you for the welcome... I always enjoy visiting with others who love photography!
    It's an interesting idea to use B/W film. It should work fine, but I'd recommend bracketing pretty widely, especially adding longer exposures than my article recommends for digital photography. And, yes - full moon is Sunday, Feb. 12, on Lincoln's birthday. Good luck...!

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