Thanks, Aram!
/d
Another link for developing.------
https://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Develope-VERY-Old-Film-and-Get-
Good-Results/
When I developed my old rolls I use Rodinal 1:100 with a bit of
ascorbate added for good measure. Now i would try that with a stand
development of an hour , and maybe a bit of Benzo too. Don't know a I
never used Benzo.
Aram
On 4/24/2019 11:19 PM, Bille Xavier F. wrote:
Good day David.------
There are information on kodak site :
https://www.kodak.com/uploadedfiles/motion/Kodak/motion/Products/Lab_And_Po
st_Production/Archival_Films/2238_TI2404.pdf
And a discussion on how to develop unprocessed rolls :
http://emirco.net/photo/projects/OldFilm/Old_film_processing.htm
Peter is right, thereis a link to Dupont, obviously kodak was a
contractor of the former for this emulsion.
Enjoy the dark side of the room 😉
Xavier
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[LRflex] Kodak SX - A conundrum.
Rose has me re-photographing several thousand slides from her family
... mostly dating from 1942 onwards.
Among the treasures was a box for a Kodak Retina 1 but inside was not
the camera, but several rolls of film ... some exposed and never
developed, two still "virgin" -- never exposed.
The films were interesting in that the printing on the cassettes is
utilitarian, to say the least.
They are in aluminum cans with slip-on, rather than the later-era
screw caps.
Still more intriguing is the film itself. It is Kodak SX PANCHROMATIC.
Normally, I'd ask my friend, Tom Abrahamsson (inventor of the
Rapidwinder for film Leicas) as he was the expert on such things...
and also the owner of a freezer full of Kodak Super XX 35mm movie
film. Sadly, Tom is no longer with us, to ask.
Wikipedia, and every other list of discontinued Kodak films I can
find, list Super XX, but it seems that Kodak SX PANCHROMATIC never
existed!
Two photos are here (scroll down):
http://www.furnfeather.ca/look/Kodak_SX.html
Can anybody here shed some light on this film and/or it's era?
Many thanks.
David.
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