Need some advice.

I'm going to attempt some lunar photography with a canon slr on a 10" lx200 f10. I need some advice on what film speed to try and on exposure times. Also I've been struggling a bit with collimation (my newt was WAY easier)how much will this affect the outcome of lunar shots. Thank you in advance
Paul

Paul
Micheal A. Covington's book 'Astrophotography for the Amateur'(1999) has a nice set of exposure tables in the back of the book. they cover 15 pages, cover lookups on f ratio ranges, film speed ranges, 10 phases of the moon including eclipses, 6 of the sun from full to eclipses, all the planets, comets, some common nebulas, cores of galaxies, outer regions of galaxies, and town & city sky fog limits. I am just a beginner in Astrophotography with my LX200 10" f/10. I started with the moon and planets, both with prime focus and eyepiece projection. These charts have given me some great starting points. I made photo copies of them and bound them in a notebook to leave by my scope in my observatory (slide off barn roof). Its a excellent book, check it out.
Anthony
Sedalia, Missouri