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JBrunner

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Uh, no. TV weather men have been chroma keyed electronically on video pretty much all along. The mattes have gotten better, but mattes were always electronic in regard to TV news. It wasn't until this video technology came around that weathermen got to be keyed into electronic maps. before that it was still video, but they used physical props. Nothing to do with the film industry at all.
 

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There's a lot of suspect stuff in what he said, but he (supposedly) knows his SFW film. I can't vouch for any of it, just passing along what I was told.
 

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There's a lot of suspect stuff in what he said, but he (supposedly) knows his SFW film. I can't vouch for any of it, just passing along what I was told.

Right on. That bit I referred to sounds a bit like a guy on a barstool.
 

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You know how it is when some old guy who hasn't had his opinion asked in ages suddenly gets a question. To quote "It's getting him to shut up that's the trick."
 

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Rather than start a new thread, I figured I'd bring up the dead.

Did the above steps, it appears I have a roll of motion picture film from SFW (#5294, ASA 640). Am I correct in saying there is nothing that could be done with this stuff?

If nothing else, it seems they used refillable cartridges, so that's something.
 

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If it's unexposed, throw it out and save the magazine.

If it's exposed and you care, good luck finding anyone to do ECN-2 processing on 3 feet of film. Dale Labs used to, but no more. Maybe Film Rescue. But expect to spend a lot of money to process it.
 

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When I last checked late year, http://www.thecamerashop.com/ still processes ECN-II. $20 bucks for a 36-shot roll.
 

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How are the negatives? The film was probably printed to print film designed for movie projection to make the slides. If the negatives are okay, they could be reprinted.

Actually a good point. My 5247 negatives from the '70s are in good shape, though the 'printed' slides are badly faded.

I was pleased to discover I had a backup copy of all my originals.
 
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