[pure-silver] Re: 828 film
- From: "Koch, Gerald" <gkoch02@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2006 08:26:25 -0400
My question was that I don't remember the index perforation being on the
828 film.
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[mailto:pure-silver-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of David Foy
Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2006 7:29 PM
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Subject: [pure-silver] Re: 828 film
Hi Jerry. 126 "Instamatic" and 828 roll film both have film strips that
are 35mm wide, with one index perf per image. Unfortunately you can't
use film from a 126 cartridge to re-spool 828, because the 126 film has
preprinted frame lines and numbers that would surely get in the way.
David Foy
Koch, Gerald wrote:
> 828 was a roll film which came on spools. I think you are confusing
> 828 with Instamatic 126 film.
>
> Jerry
>
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> [mailto:pure-silver-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of David Foy
> Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2006 11:10 AM
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> Subject: [pure-silver] Re: 828 film
>
>
> I believe only Film For Classics is currently spooling 828 (he
> supplies
> B&H). You can re-spool your own using 35mm non-perforated film and
> salvaged backing paper and spools. Certain 828 cameras require a
> perforation in the margin, one perf per frame, for their frame
counters
> to operate correctly. Standard 35mm perforations will intrude into the
> 828 image.
> 35mm unperforated film used to be a standard long-roll size, mainly
for
> school photographers. Whenever I come across any it's invariably a
> Konica C41 film (nice film!). I haven't found any source of unperfed
> 35mm standard panchromatic pictorial films.
> 35mm microfilms are unperforated, but must be developed in extremely
> soft developers if you want pictorial gradation. Information regarding
> pictorial photography with microfilms can be found on my commercial
web
> site, http://www.frugalphotographer.com.
>
> David Foy
>
> Scott Hamming wrote:
>> Over the weekend my father-in-law loaned me a mint Kodak Bantam
>> Special, circa late 1930's or very early 40's. Definitely a pre-war
>> model. It's a beautiful art deco piece, and looks nice next to my
>> Rolleiflex. However, I'd like to run some film through it, which is
>> 828. A look through B&H only listed one in that size, and in color.
>>
>> Does anyone know of other sellers in this size with b/w
>> film(expensive, yes), or better yet have suggestions/links to how I
>> can work around this?
>>
>> Scott Hamming
>>
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