This image above is 1/5 a 35mm frame. The grain is still very fine, and the color balance on NGC1977 is superb. For reds, the film is unremarkable, such that this would be a great film for reflection nebula, comets and galaxies with its ultra fine grain. It is unhypered here, but pushed 1 stop to make the background density useable with my Nikon LS2000 scanner. It is of course slow, and took 8 minutes at f/1.5 for sky fog limit. For other systems, use these exposure times:

 Focal Ratio

 27m

 4

 57m

 5.6

 112m

 8

Instrument:  8" f/1.5 Celestron Schmidt Camera
Platform:  German Equatorial
Film:  Elite 100 pushed 1 stop
Exposure:  8mins
Filters:  UV
Location:  Payson, Arizona
Elevation:  5150 ft.
Sky:  Seeing 8/10, Transparency 8/10
Outside Temperature:  15 C
Processing:  Photoshop