MattKing
Moderator
I believe in this case it is the diction police.
This would also work: "I ordered 400' cine rolls in early January and they finally were able to mail them recently - expected delivery on Tuesday"
They finally mailed my 400' cine rolls I ordered in early January- expected delivery on Tuesday
There, i fixed it for you- already instead of finally
I don’t want to be arrested by the feared PGP (Photrio Grammar Police), but in the case of ORWO, I believe “finally” is the more accurate adverb
Yeah, I was pretty tired when I wrote that.
I don't know if you've been following ORWO threads here but a lot of us are waiting for delivery on film we paid for in July, 2022. Someone who waited a _whole_ month for delivery does not get to use word "finally". That's "immediately" in ORWO speak. Orders for July 2022 are delayed. Slightly.
and keep in mind, they said they were working on THREE color films, so who knows what's coming.
I had ordered a 100'roll of 35mm P400 V3 film and they mistakenly sent an unperforated roll. I notified them of that and they sent me a proper perforated roll from Germany (FilmoTec) quite quickly so no complaints from me. The jury is still out on the quality of this film but it is extremely curly longitudinally and trying to find a proper film speed/developing time as the box speed is not the best.
that was filmotec. I also mostly got fast service from OrwoNa.com (when he had what I wanted in stock.) the last thing he posted was https://www.orwona.com/community/orwo-film-growing-pains-and-film-legacy/Sounds like it used to be a lot easier to order ORWO film direct from FilmoTec by email, invoice, wire transfer. It was shipped within a few days after payment made it through. But that was only bulk film, no pre-loaded options.
here's what I know- nc500 was developed as a c41 emulsion, but it can be developed in ecn2.
what I can tell about nc 400 (per freestyle listing), is that it's similar to nc500, but finer grain and a bit more saturated colors.
I meant to include this link
Orwo NC400 35mm test
Hi. Here is our contribution to the Orwo new film test in 35mm 2 perf.cinematography.com
I will say that most of that did look a bit under exposed- but where are you supposed to get nc400 in cine rolls?
that is their Surveillance film is it not?I had ordered a 100'roll of 35mm P400 V3 film ... but it is extremely curly longitudinally and trying to find a proper film speed/developing time as the box speed is not the best.
I am not sure if the folks (folk) who are running ORWOna are still in the loop. they were mostly providing Black and White Cine film, Brought in from Filotec, and the thrust of the New ORWO company seems to be color still film that can also be processed by a movie lab... I did belive that the older ORWO movie stocks like N74 were NOT made by Inoviscoat, http://www.inoviscoat.de while the new firm seems to be joined at the Hip to that source.Good question. It’s another of the ‘Mysteries of ORWO’. I’m sure it will pop up again out of the ether. I find it odd that ORWO’s NA own website seems to be out of stock on much of what sites like Freestyle and others have in stock of their product. I guess it just adds to the mystique
that is their Surveillance film is it not?
it is done.
16mm???
And that is what you were expecting?
often throwing a web site in another language at Google Translate https://translate.google.ca/ will let you get more information. the Translation is better these days than it was a few years ago.Most of their information that I found was written in German so that kind of leaves me out
often throwing a web site in another language at Google Translate https://translate.google.ca/ will let you get more information. the Translation is better these days than it was a few years ago.
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