tårefilm

Tårefilm is a type of film used in photography, particularly in the field of astrophotography, to capture images of celestial objects. It is designed to be highly sensitive to light, allowing for long exposure times to capture the faint light from stars, galaxies, and other astronomical phenomena. Tårefilm is known for its high ISO sensitivity, which can range from ISO 64 to ISO 1600, making it suitable for low-light conditions. The film is coated with a gelatin emulsion that contains silver halide crystals, which react to light and create a latent image. Tårefilm is typically loaded into a camera and exposed to the sky, with the camera left unattended for extended periods to capture the faint light from celestial objects. The exposed film is then developed in a darkroom to reveal the captured image. Tårefilm is a specialized product and is not typically used for general photography due to its limited availability and the need for specialized equipment and techniques. It is an important tool for astrophotographers seeking to capture the beauty of the night sky on film.