nc5p Member Joined Dec 25, 2005 Messages 398 Location Alameda Format Medium Format Jul 5, 2006 #1 In terms of long exposures, which film (available in 120) has the least reciprocity effect? In other words which film has the longest exposure time without need for compensation? Doug
In terms of long exposures, which film (available in 120) has the least reciprocity effect? In other words which film has the longest exposure time without need for compensation? Doug
Peter Schrager Subscriber Joined Jul 19, 2004 Messages 4,183 Location fairfield co Format Large Format Jul 5, 2006 #2 Fuji Hands down it's Fuji Acros100 in 120 size. Use it all the time. No correction right out to 2 minutes. Best, Peter
Fuji Hands down it's Fuji Acros100 in 120 size. Use it all the time. No correction right out to 2 minutes. Best, Peter
Canuck Member Joined Mar 3, 2004 Messages 295 Location Great White Format Multi Format Jul 6, 2006 #3 I'll second Peter's choice. Longest exposure for me was 3 minutes and got the results I wanted. Great film.
I'll second Peter's choice. Longest exposure for me was 3 minutes and got the results I wanted. Great film.
Konical Subscriber Joined Jun 1, 2003 Messages 1,824 Jul 6, 2006 #4 Good Morning, Doug, Peter is right, but T-Max 100 is also excellent for long exposures and is a lot cheaper than the Quickloads Acros comes in. Konical
Good Morning, Doug, Peter is right, but T-Max 100 is also excellent for long exposures and is a lot cheaper than the Quickloads Acros comes in. Konical
m_liddell Member Joined Dec 28, 2004 Messages 209 Format Medium Format Jul 6, 2006 #5 Even after 2min you only need to add 1/2 stop with acros. I have used it for exposures 15mins+ easily.
Even after 2min you only need to add 1/2 stop with acros. I have used it for exposures 15mins+ easily.