Philippe Trottier wrote:
> I would like to know what would be the best for scientific studies.
> I tought that Negative would be better since if a photon hit it
> is possible to find how many, and there is (?) less chemical
> processes on a C-41 or B&W than E-6...
Hi Phil,
Depends a lot on what you're doing, of course. Do you really want to count
photons? If that's the case, maybe a CCD detector (not a digital camera)
would be better for certain scientific applications. Technical Pan 2415 is
great stuff -- extremely fine grain (nice for imaging applications), and
panchromatic response (nice for applications requiring red sensitivity, like
certain visible-light spectroscopic experiments). It's a popular emulsion
for astrophotography applications.
Maybe you can give us a few details of the kind of experiment you had in
mind?
Bill Peifer
Rochester, NY
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