Mystery Colour Film?...Print Film?

[Stephen Frizza]

Ok I have 2 frames of 35mm film with no markings on the rebates GRRRRR

the film is a colour film and i have no idea of its speed or what it was processed in. but I am guessing one has gone through C-41 or something similar and one has gone through E-6 or something similar. the reason for this guess is because the one which has bright orange , yellow and red frames is clear where there is no exposure.

However the one with the blue, cyan, blackish tones is dark where there is no exposure. Im guessing from my memory of an old experiment I once did that these might be from 35mm vericolour print film or inter negative film?

can anyone confirm from these results what this film is?

 

[Michael W]

I don't know what the film is, but that's one of my favourite blocks in Sydney - Pitt south of Liverpool. Used to be full of flophouses such as the Peoples Palace, CB Hotel & various other seedy establishments. Peoples Palace was demolished & the others are all backpacker accom now.

 

[Domin]

A positive print film, for making positives from masked neg, looks more less like that when exposed in camera with no filter and processed as negative and slide.
AFAIK internegs are masked.

You mentioned some vericolor. Vericolor Slide (5072) which I often shot in camera, seems more contrasty than your film when developed either in C41 and E6 (i did both), but it can be matter of scan, exposure and process. VS while being a c41 film gives dense, slide black in E6.

The only other print positive film I have experience with is ORWO PC7, which behaves somewhat similar but its rather unlikely that's the one.