Hello Frameworkers! Wondering if anyone has any knowledge &/or experience with Kodak 35mm BW Sound Film #2374? Listed as "Panchromatic Sound Recording Film" description says: "process-surviving antistat . . . on ESTAR base reduces the propensity for dirt and static marks . . . scratch resistant base and emulsion surface coatings . . . "
I've used #3378 in 16mm, so I'm assuming #2378 in 35mm would be same. Wondering the differences between 2378 and 2374, and which would be best for experimental darkroom work, photograms, contact prints etc? I'm also really hoping to someday find a 35mm BW hi-con stock we can use with amber safelights in the darkroom to make it easier for newbie students to navigate the darkness coming in from bright summer sun. I'm teaching summer experimental cameraless animation at Evergreen State College (now in our 12th summer!). Thanks for any info & suggestions! Page 23 of catalog - https://www.kodak.com/content/products-brochures/Film/Kodak-Motion-Picture-Products-Price-Catalog-US.pdf Best, Devon -- Devon Damonte (he / him) artist + teacher + enthusiast direct animation ~ rubbings ~ cyanotypes ~ & beyond
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