Hey Folks,(posted 8632 days ago)I'm the proud owner of 200 feet of this film. It's a specialized aerographic film designed for high and medium altitude photography. Until I buy a plane, I want to experiment with it in my trusty Cannon. Some funky features: ESTAR based for machine processing and dimentional stability, extended infrared sensativity to cut through haze(but not too much looking at the curves), and 5 years old. Does anybody have a starting point for exposure and small tank development?? Best I could get out of Kodak is a 200 ASA, but they warn you that is only when flying at several thousand feet above the ground. I've got some high capacity reels that should handle the thin base pretty well I think. I only hope it doesn't take 199 feet to get printable negs out of it! Well, at least it was not too expensive ($15.00 on Ebay).