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RE: Star Trails on Infrared?
Is it worth shooting the concentric circles of stars on Konica Infrared?
The idea is to shoot a barn with the stars haloing around it. Will I get
anything on Konica that I won't get on TMax? Is there any Infrared when
the sun don't shine?
Grazie,
bob
> From: Andrew Davidhazy [SMTP:ANDPPH@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> And regarding whether there is any Infrared "when the sun don't shine"
> consider that stars are the same as the Sun only there are billions and
> billions of them. And you are
> looking right at them.
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I am curious now. Has anybody tried to hyper HIE or Konica 750 to
shorten the exposure at night for astrophotography or any other photo that
takes a long exposure time? Did it help? If it did, what was the hypering
recipe you used? It seems to me it should help when using a deep near IR
filter to shorten the exposure time by decreasing the reciprocity failure.
Ron
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