I'm trying to find some definitive answers about some Kodak Kodacolor films. I get contradicting answers when searching the internet, so
I thought I'd ask it here.
I've seen Kodak Safety Film 5035 listed as KodaColorII, and the film speed for when I used it, (after 1975) as being 100 ASA.
I've seen Kodak Safety Film 5075 listed as Kodacolor II, and can't seem to narrow down the film speed. These two films are both called "Kodacolor II," but write it differently. That confuses me. Are they the same film and speed, or different films with different speeds? I also can't seem to pin down the film speed of KSF 5075.
Plus, I've seen Kodak Kodacolor VR-100 listed as 100 speed and it being the first generation of Kodak "Gold." (Made between 1983 and ?)
Other websites list Kodak Kodacolor VR-G 100 as being 100 speed, as well as being the first generation of Kodak "Gold." (Made between 1987 and 1988.) Both of these films can't be the first generation of Kodak "Gold" can they?
Does anybody have some accurate insight into these films?
I thought I'd ask it here.
I've seen Kodak Safety Film 5035 listed as KodaColorII, and the film speed for when I used it, (after 1975) as being 100 ASA.
I've seen Kodak Safety Film 5075 listed as Kodacolor II, and can't seem to narrow down the film speed. These two films are both called "Kodacolor II," but write it differently. That confuses me. Are they the same film and speed, or different films with different speeds? I also can't seem to pin down the film speed of KSF 5075.
Plus, I've seen Kodak Kodacolor VR-100 listed as 100 speed and it being the first generation of Kodak "Gold." (Made between 1983 and ?)
Other websites list Kodak Kodacolor VR-G 100 as being 100 speed, as well as being the first generation of Kodak "Gold." (Made between 1987 and 1988.) Both of these films can't be the first generation of Kodak "Gold" can they?
Does anybody have some accurate insight into these films?