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4 Comments
Marc
Was just wondering how i can use my 385mc for the asilive and the max resonable exposure time
sara.liu
There is not a specific value, as long as the photo doesn’t go offline or overexpose is OK.
Marc.beck
Hum… Strange response, ill guess if i do à 30mn exposure with my uncooled 385mc the result could be quite surprising
Kpvisitor
Wish I understood Italian,