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I had this big project where I was buying up lots of leftover movie film, short ends, etc., spooling it down to bulk loader size, to use as still film, with the knowledge that this guy named Karl Borowski, who ran Double Exposure, Ltd. (17916 Treasure Isle Dr, Strongsville, OH 44136) could process it in still camera lengths, make slides by printing it onto ECP release film, etc. I shot dozens of test rolls, carefully noting conditions, exposure times, etc. and sent it all off to him with payment... never to be seen again. He's a moron con artist with delusional dreams, who lives in his mother's basement at that address. I even had my brother stop by to see him when he was in the area, to try to get him to just hand my film back, to no avail. He's a real world class jerk. SO, I still have plans for all that film once I get my ATL3 going but in the meantime I desperately need space in the film fridge for all the Cirkut film I've been picking up. So I've decided to sell off all the cans where I already spooled it down to 100', because I still have all the bulk loaders full of film, plus piles more original cans of much longer lengths to work from when I get back to that project.
Disclaimers on all of this:
-- For experimental purposes only - you can try cross-processing in C-41 by removing the RemJet fist (a la Cinestill), you can try mixing up your own ECN-2 chems, heck maybe you can find an ECN-2 lab willing to do 5' lengths at a time (if so, please let me know!!)
-- Condition is completely unknown, as I never got the results of my tests :-( It's been very well refrigerated while in my care, but who knows before that. Karl told me it all came out (i.e. nothing looked completely light-struck or whatever) but then again he was full of lies so who knows. Google these film numbers - some of it is VERY old. But if you're doing cross-processing, you'll already be dealing with screwy color shifts, so it might not be an issue.
-- Spooled down from much larger reels onto 2" cores, which means that you can't quite fit 100' on the core and still get it in most bulk loaders. I was doing all this in the dark by feel so these rolls will either be a few feet short of 100 if I did it right, and will fit in your bulk loader... or they'll be too big to fit (if I overshot) and you'll have to unreel a few feet to get it in there. I call these 100-ish feet! Packed in used bags and cans from bulk 35mm still film, so at least that part will be just like you're used to.
I'd like to get $25/roll, which includes shipping in the US. I'll gladly ship outside the US but we'll need to figure out what the postage is. Outside the US carries the risk of X-ray exposure, but I'll plaster the box with those Kodak warning labels. Here is what I have for sale:
Kodak 5293 EXR200T - 3 rolls
Kodak 5219Vision3 500T - 7 rolls
Fuji Eterna 250D - 4 rolls
Kodak 5277 Vision 320T - 10 rolls
Kodak 5217 Vision2 200T - 1 roll
Kodak 5289 Vision 800T - 3 rolls
Kodak 5229 EXP500T - 1 rolls
Kodak 5247 125T - 2 rolls
Kodak 5218 Vision2 500T - 2 rolls
Kodak 5279 Vision 500T - 5 rolls These are 100' loads from Kodak on metal camera spools in original packaging (outer box and plastic box)
Duncan
Disclaimers on all of this:
-- For experimental purposes only - you can try cross-processing in C-41 by removing the RemJet fist (a la Cinestill), you can try mixing up your own ECN-2 chems, heck maybe you can find an ECN-2 lab willing to do 5' lengths at a time (if so, please let me know!!)
-- Condition is completely unknown, as I never got the results of my tests :-( It's been very well refrigerated while in my care, but who knows before that. Karl told me it all came out (i.e. nothing looked completely light-struck or whatever) but then again he was full of lies so who knows. Google these film numbers - some of it is VERY old. But if you're doing cross-processing, you'll already be dealing with screwy color shifts, so it might not be an issue.
-- Spooled down from much larger reels onto 2" cores, which means that you can't quite fit 100' on the core and still get it in most bulk loaders. I was doing all this in the dark by feel so these rolls will either be a few feet short of 100 if I did it right, and will fit in your bulk loader... or they'll be too big to fit (if I overshot) and you'll have to unreel a few feet to get it in there. I call these 100-ish feet! Packed in used bags and cans from bulk 35mm still film, so at least that part will be just like you're used to.
I'd like to get $25/roll, which includes shipping in the US. I'll gladly ship outside the US but we'll need to figure out what the postage is. Outside the US carries the risk of X-ray exposure, but I'll plaster the box with those Kodak warning labels. Here is what I have for sale:
Kodak 5293 EXR200T - 3 rolls
Kodak 5219Vision3 500T - 7 rolls
Fuji Eterna 250D - 4 rolls
Kodak 5277 Vision 320T - 10 rolls
Kodak 5217 Vision2 200T - 1 roll
Kodak 5289 Vision 800T - 3 rolls
Kodak 5229 EXP500T - 1 rolls
Kodak 5247 125T - 2 rolls
Kodak 5218 Vision2 500T - 2 rolls
Kodak 5279 Vision 500T - 5 rolls These are 100' loads from Kodak on metal camera spools in original packaging (outer box and plastic box)
Duncan