Kodak used to have Type G Super 8 (I can't believe I remember this),
Shoot in Daylight or tungsten, no filter. I heard it was balanced for
about 4500K/
As far as negative/reversal I only know of that in Black and White. I
wonce saw the4 most amazing images shot in B&W neg, accidentally
processed as reversal.
Sorry not more helpful.
On 7/4/14, 3:08 PM, Pip Chodorov wrote:
Does anybody know what color universal film means - in the sense that
it can be developed either as reversal or negative? That's what Kahl
claims in the description of their super-8 stock below.
I understand that the chemicals determine whether the image will be
positive or negative, and that there may or may not be an orange mask,
but then why wouldn't they simply call this film reversal as they do
for their UT stocks?
http://www.kahlfilm.de/content.php?nav=8&productid=161
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