HI Ruth,
Film coop Wien is checking to see if they have a viewer, but they are not sure.
would you have one I could possible borrow? there is another filmmaker in
Vienna who will be coming to the same event as me, she has so kindly offered to
pick it up. Let me know if this is a possibility.
having done much work with Alpha Cine,
when i heard they were no longer producing
answer prints (some three years ago), it
was clear the end was nigh for them. still.
sad. so here, reliable and lovely
HD telecine (if that's the way you go).
http://www.colorlab.com/contact-us/
cathy lee crane
having done much work with Alpha Cine,
when i heard they were no longer producing
answer prints (some three years ago), it
was clear the end was nigh for them. still.
What? They just did a timed answer print for me a couple months ago!
They have a best-light for me in their queue right now,
So sad , I have been using Alpha since I started making films in 1979, Time to
find a new lab I guess. If any of you have any suggestions send them my way.
Cheers
Jon
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On Sep 16, 2013, at 3:21 PM, Philip Borgnes pborg...@gmail.com wrote:
Just confirmed with Jean Fee,
The next Synthetic Zero show at BronxArtSpace, Looking In/Looking Out will be
co-curated by Emily Roberts-Negron and Mitsu Hadeishi. We are looking for
experimental video and film, visual art, performance, music, readings, dance,
or other work for the show. The theme of the show is described
What is in the fomakit bleach, then? Any idea?
--scott
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potassium permanganate and sulfuric acid…
Diana
On 18.09.2013, at 00:23, Scott Dorsey klu...@panix.com wrote:
What is in the fomakit bleach, then? Any idea?
--scott
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Hi,
I just did some further research and it looks like the Fomakit bleach is pretty
strong and made to remove the annihilation layer found on films like Fomapan
and ORWO - this is probably where the whole thing went to the wayside!
Thanks again everyone for all of your help!
Diana
On
it's gotta be the bleach. I would recommend maybe mixing your bleach a less
strong or have the chemicals in the bleach for less time. Perhaps do a short
test or two. I've seen Tri-x that was stored in the worst conditions, after
being shot even, for like 30 years come out looking like it was
