Hi, gang.
Thanks for all your answers. It's whatI supposed. But
I didn't knew the process was different
Regards and thanks again
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Hi, gang.
Thanks for all your answers. It's whatI supposed. But
I didn't knew the process was different
Regards and thanks again
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Albano Garcia
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I forgot to add
If you want to know about ECN-2 processing then this is a useful starting
point;
http://www.geocities.com/gselinsky/
Ziggy
Does this help http://www.fujifilm.com/JSP/fuji/epartners/bin/F-250.pdf ?
This stuff is for movie cameras, motion picture stills taken on
Does this help http://www.fujifilm.com/JSP/fuji/epartners/bin/F-250.pdf ?
This stuff is for movie cameras, motion picture stills taken on 35mm cameras
use ECN-2 processing.
Ziggy
Hi, gang
Some days ago, a friend was given a bulk of Fuji 250T
film, exp. date unknown. She loaded some rolls, and
On March 12, 2003 09:54 am, Albano Garcia wrote:
> Hi, gang
> Some days ago, a friend was given a bulk of Fuji 250T
> film, exp. date unknown. She loaded some rolls, and
> gave me a couple to test. I did some web research but
> the only info I found about this film was obscure
> references to 35mm
It's film for use in movie cameras, and is not standard C41 process
film. The coating is REM black, or something. It was this type of film
that Seattle Film Works used to sell (for both prints and slides) and
photo finishers wouldn't touch. Now you know why.
BR
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