Helen B
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Now I remember why I stopped going to Photo.net.Photo Engineer said:Go here:
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Paul Sorensen said:Now I remember why I stopped going to Photo.net.
avandesande said:Interesting they are using a pro film in single use cameras. Kodak portra films are great.
but a lot of attention has been paid to image quality.
nworth said:Probably not. I suspect that the single use camera film (MAX 800?) and Portra 800 are quite different. ...
nworth said:I take it back. I looked at the Kodak website and at the technical data sheets for both films. They are remarkably similar. Both have a latitude of about 4 stops. Unlike the other Portra films, the color sensitization of Portra 800 is just like MAX 800, with the red sensitive layer also sensitive (at about -20db) to blue and green and the green sensitive layer also sensitive (at about -15 to 20 db) to blue. The difference between Kodak amateur and Kodak professional films used to be only that the amateur films were pre-aged for more consistent results when kept in the camera for long periods. Maybe that's the case here too.
LIK = latent image keeping?Photo Engineer said:Pro and consumer films are slightly different, but pre-ageing is not one of the differences. It is mainly in pushability (see notes on this on the EK web site) and in LIK and reciprocity failure.
Lee L said:LIK = latent image keeping?
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