Hello Richard:
Perutz also manufactured slide color films at
the '50s and earlier '60s, the film boxes were green mainly, if the memory
serves me good ( I played with the boxes). I think Agfa bought Perutz in
the '60s and the brand name disappeared afterwards.
Thank you for the comment; the Rolleicord IV is a very good camera.
Carlos
El dom., 3 de may. de 2020 15:40, `Richard Knoppow <dickburk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
escribió:
Beautiful picture. You are lucky to have such memories.
I used quiet a bit of Perutz film about that time. I was in
high school, for some reason Perutz was available cheap. Shot
with my Rolleicord IV. That camera was stolen from me but I have
another just like it. Remains a favorite. I have a lot of junk in
storage but AFAIK no negatives from that time.
On 5/3/2020 2:46 AM, CarlosMFreaza wrote:
This is one of the few negatives in 120 format I found from my
father's photographic era, when photography was a hobby for
him; it is at least 62 years old, it was taken in 1956-58 when
my 2,8C Xenotar was two or three years old only!
The film is Perutz, it's in the neg edge, I guess it's a Perutz
Perpantic ASA/ISO 100 due to the fine grain, the options were
Perutz Perseno ASA 160 and Peromnia 400 at the time, too fast
for the grain; I asked him but he does not recall details, he
is 90 years old now, however he told me he used D-76 most of
the times;
https://flic.kr/p/2iWCevE
Carlos
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