[pure-silver] Re: Introduction + Polypan film
- From: Horváth Krisztián <hkcs@xxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2007 15:42:53 +0200
As for the film: I do not think the strength of the film is a problem
with the cartridges ? After all you cannot really fit 90m of film into
one cartridge so you load the cartridge using a film loader and then
affix the end to the spindle using some kind of sticky tape ?
Oh, I don't have any problem with the strenght of the film, I got sharp
scissors! :) I've just mentioned as this is a typical attribute of
movie films.
So then you can easily tear the film off the spindle?
I did it only a few times with normal films, when I've forgot to take
scissors with me into the darkroom, but generally I prefer to use scissors.
Also look at it this way: sometimes you can "crease" the film when you
load it onto the reels in the darkroom and then you get little
half-moons from the bending. With a stronger film this is less likely
to happen.
You mean the mechanical expo effect? You might be right, then this is a
good point for this film. :)
Love,
Snoopy
Regards, Chris.
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