[pure-silver] Re: Unknown film
- From: Jean-David Beyer <jeandavid8@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 20 Mar 2013 09:34:21 -0400
On 03/20/2013 09:11 AM, Martin magid wrote:
> I bought a couple of very old boxes of Kodak large format film at the
> MiPHS Trade Fair last week, $1 each box, and I can't find info on them.
>
> The first is 10X12 in., Kodak Fine Grain Positive film, dated 1969. On
> the box it's describes as a low speed blue sensitive emulsion, to be
> used for copying, not for general camera work. Development can be done
> in Dektol, Versatol or D-11. Was this film used to make transparencies
> for over-the-head projectors?
Eastman Fine Grain Positive Positive, 5302 and 7302
Transparancy Prints from Negatives.
Single notch in top right corner
ASAP speed: 250
Data on these two are in Kodak's book F-5 8-84
>
> The second is 8X 10 in. Kodak LS Pan film, dated 1970. The number on it
> is "4160 Thick".
Not in F-5 or Q-2
>
> I haven't opened either box to see if they contain data or instructions
> -- both have been opened and resealed. I can't find anything about them
> in my old 8th ed. of the Photo-Lab Index. Does anyone know anything
> about the film speeds of these films, or developing times? I don't
> expect to get very much of an image from either one, but for a buck they
> were hard to leave.
>
> Marty
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