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For what it's worth, film also suffers from reciprocity failure (nonlinear response at extended exposure times with low flux). Some things were never easy.
by ryandamm 7y ago
For what it's worth, film also suffers from reciprocity failure (nonlinear response at extended exposure times with low flux).
Some things were never easy.
- foldr 7y agoReciprocity failure doesn't stop you doing long exposures. It actually helps, if your goal is to make the exposure as long as possible. See e.g. http://itchyi.squarespace.com/thelatest/2010/7/20/the-longest-photographic-exposures-in-history.html http://itchyi.squarespace.com/thelatest/2010/7/20/the-longes... Digital sensors obey the reciprocity law to a much greater extent than film: https://photo.stackexchange.com/questions/37241/does-reciprocity-failure-schwarzschild-effect-exist-in-digital-photography https://photo.stackexchange.com/questions/37241/does-recipro.... The problems the OP mentions are not related to reciprocity failure.