Their website is wonderful. Beautiful factory. They claim they'll be
manufacturing in all movie formats and 35mm slides etc,
Nicky.
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Agfa only really want to supply in very large quantities, ie 105 4000' cans at
a time, though they can be persuaded to sell fewer, IF you can contact them,
which is not straighforward. ST8 has a slightly bluish base, but it's a nice
stock, about 6asa,
Nicky.
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Ilford are reportedly thinking of re-starting: they still have all the
equipment to produce film. They made a range of beautiful BW negs, broadly
superior to anything Kodak has produced.
Nicky.
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Thank you. As for the format, I'm still researching.
On 8/30/2014 9:08 PM, Jean-Louis Seguin wrote:
Current manufacturers
(Other than Kodak):
Agfa
Orwo
Adox
Kahl
What format do you need?
BW color, negative or reversal?
Jean-Louis
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Oh, yeah, and importantly, soundtracks... How close are we to loosing the
ability to make those?
C
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The past couple years I've actually been heartened by the other film
manufacturing companies out there, as we've been working to stock LIFT's store
with options. Even while kodak's offerings are diminishing, there have been a
lot of replacement options (many which have been hiding in plain
We're pretty much lost the ability to make magstriped prints.
We have a long way to go before we lose the ability to make conventional
optical prints, although if all four available sound recording films go
away the quality of using another lab intermediate film in the sound camera
will be a bit
When talking to kodaks representative I asked about ordering some 7302 for a
class, since we won't be able to know when the back order of 7363 will come in.
Evidently it has been a stock that was kept on hand and ordered in 4000 ft
cans, but will now be made to order, same as 3378, which means
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Ilford are reportedly thinking of re-starting: they still have all the
equipment to produce film. They made a range of beautiful BW negs, broadly
superior to anything Kodak has produced.
I thought Ilford was a bit lower
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* Ilford are reportedly thinking of re-starting: they still have all the
** equipment to produce film. They made a range of beautiful BW negs, broadly
** superior to
The daylight spool issue is important. I always try to remember to ask the lab
to return them otherwise they keep them and sell them. Eventually they
wear and/or bend, but someone must still be making them. Do Kodak make their
own.?
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The daylight spool issue is important. I always try to remember to ask the
lab to return them otherwise they keep them and sell them.
I don't know how things are in the UK or US at present, but back in the last
decade when I was spooling off 400' cores onto 100' daylight loads for my
I’ve been lamenting the loss of these stocks along with the rest of you. But I
also was thinking of the bigger historical context of this current crisis, and
that gave me some peace of mind. I know that when I arrived at the University
of Florida in 2000, a colleague explained that the reason
I watch this list a lot, but I don't chime in very often. This, though, is
a good reason.
On the subject of daylight spools, I have been fiddling with figuring out
modeling and 3d printing one. It is possible, I just have to do it in spare
moments between other demands. Cores and cartridges
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I heard that Ilford had gotten rid of any coating machines that could do rolls
longer than 100 feet — but that may not be correct.
Their cine stocks were notorious for shedding a lot in the camera.
On Aug 31, 2014, at 12:04 PM, Heikki Repo heikki.r...@gmail.com wrote:
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