On Jul 6, 5:33 am, pico wrote:
BradGuth wrote:
BTW, Venus is not a wussy point source of a star, but even though, it
would have been unavoidably recorded as somewhat brighter than Earth,
whereas apparently instead it became entirely invisible on each and
every Apollo mission, as did a good half dozen other pesky items that
should have easily been within the DR(dynamic range) of those
unfiltered Kodak moments.

The DR was just much to great. Besides, the stars look very small
without an atmosphere to shoot through. I've never seen stars in
photographs of the Earth from space. Suppose we never orbited the Earth,
either?

There's more than sufficient DR in that Kodak film.

Venus is not a star, and there's a few other items to boot, although
Sirius would certainly have been impossible to have excluded.

BTW, are you being a silly Zion too?
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Brad Guth