Oh man...this film is probably long dead right?

[MartinP]

I think that release print positive film is the stuff for movie prints. Low EI and, maybe, orthochromatic? I was once given a few meteres of it, or similar, and made b+w slides by contact printing negs on to it. If I remember correctly, I used a dilute paper developer (fairly active dev in other words) in trays, but as it was more than 30 years ago I don't have any specific times for you. There should be some documentation on the Kodak site somewhere though, especially useful concerning the 'correct' developer.

 

[duparis00]

I think that release print positive film is the stuff for movie prints. Low EI and, maybe, orthochromatic? I was once given a few meteres of it, or similar, and made b+w slides by contact printing negs on to it. If I remember correctly, I used a dilute paper developer (fairly active dev in other words) in trays, but as it was more than 30 years ago I don't have any specific times for you. There should be some documentation on the Kodak site somewhere though, especially useful concerning the 'correct' developer.

Oh that sounds interesting, I'd definitely give it a go considering how much of this stuff I have. I'll take a look, thanks!