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2023年12月9日 · One question that I have about the new Kodak camera is: How quiet is it? The most effective smaller production cine cameras in the modern era were the quiet ones, the Elcair 16mm and the Arriflex 16BL for example. They were damned expensive too, but worth it, and they made an impact in film (the Arriflex probably still does).
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2023年8月19日 · I guess you still have some digital camera. Use the digital camera and set it at the same ISO as the film you have. Whatever mode you use on the digital camera is OK. Check the settings the digital camera comes up with then set the same on your Kodak camera. However, since you Kodak camera is very old the shutter speed can be off by 1 or more ...
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2008年7月15日 · In 35mm, you can find 2302 (estar base) and 5302 (acetate base), which are usable in movie production for doing positive prints from camera negatives. I have successfully used 2302 developed in stock Dektol to make B&W positive transparencies from my negatives, and also as an EI 2 or 3 negative film. It's sharp and fine-grained, no doubt about it.
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2024年10月11日 · When the disruption caused by Covid forced Kodak Alaris and Eastman Kodak into revising the licensing agreement between them - and it did - one of the things that resulted was much more flexibility for Eastman Kodak with respect to making film available to other targets. This is what resulted in more access for Cinestill and others.
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2024年4月14日 · The film counter mechanism in that camera has a screw that hits an arm on the shutter cocking rack, if the screw is backed too far out it can advance the counter more than one position. If this is the case, the top cover can be removed, the screw tightened a bit and then the top cover replaced and checked.
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2024年9月28日 · If you are speaking of the Kodak spooled films, I think you are correct. The film was mainly aimed at military, government and industrial users, and was probably most used in aerial cameras that took very long rolls. Some of that film is around in the form of long rolls cut to individual cassette lengths by independent 3rd parties.
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2020年7月2日 · There are three sizes of Instax film, of course, but I put quotes on "use" because I understood this was done like using Instax in 2x3 cut film holders, pack film Polaroid backs and cameras, etc. -- extract one print from the Instax pack in the dark and install it some way in the receptor camera, expose normally (for ISO 800), then return the film to the Instax pack and …
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2014年5月10日 · This page about using the Fuji film in Kodak instant cameras suggests an ND2 filter would be needed, but I decided to try the film straight, as it's age may compensate a bit. It was partly sunny, and I took a picture at the brightest and darkest camera settings; the pictures are over- and under- exposed respectively.
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2015年10月3日 · The 16-exposure packs became the 'norm' in the 1950s I believe, up to the point when film packs were discontinued in the '70s. Regarding removing the exposed films: Kodak film packs are very basic. Each film sheet is attached to one paper leader, with the paper tab that sticks out of the top of the pack.
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2010年11月1日 · Yes from the sprocket holes this is MP film. At regular intervals along the edge of the film you will see a film number of the form 52XX. For example Eastman Double-X is 5222. If you don't see one then develop a bit more film. Kodak publishes a list of numbers on the web to identify film based on the number.
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