Charles Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis - April 1980 - Shot on Film
The same thing happened with this photo of Charles Lindbergh's airplane. It's a little disconcerting to take photos of two of the most famous aircraft in American history, only to have them look green. I'm hoping someone at the museum by now has made changes to the night lights, such as using LED lamps that are brighter but use less electricity and are closer to the color temperatures of both daylight and tungsten. After all, it has been forty-four years since I took these photos.
I shot this photo (as I did the others) with my Vivitar 400/SL camera, using Eastman Kodak 5247 motion picture stock, rated at ASA 100. I used my Vivitar 28mm wide angle lens.
Charles Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis - April 1980 - Shot on Film
The same thing happened with this photo of Charles Lindbergh's airplane. It's a little disconcerting to take photos of two of the most famous aircraft in American history, only to have them look green. I'm hoping someone at the museum by now has made changes to the night lights, such as using LED lamps that are brighter but use less electricity and are closer to the color temperatures of both daylight and tungsten. After all, it has been forty-four years since I took these photos.
I shot this photo (as I did the others) with my Vivitar 400/SL camera, using Eastman Kodak 5247 motion picture stock, rated at ASA 100. I used my Vivitar 28mm wide angle lens.