From: Peter Marshall (petermarshall@cix.co.uk)
Date: 10/19/02-03:15:26 PM Z
> Don, I've always assumed that compensation for reciprocity depended on
> the
> film. Does the Sexton data account for this, or has he devised a generic
> that applies to any film? Do you suppose you send a copy of your
> spreadsheet
> to me as well?
>
> Mike Healy
You are right. It isn't possible to develop a generic approach. One
feature of recent Fuji films is that they allow quite long exposures
without noticeable reciprocity failure - far superior to Kodak products in
this respect.
Best wishes
Peter Marshall
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