The fastest negative film I can find references to was GOST 250/ ISO 250 (and something about 320 under tungsten) or a GOST 350/ ISO 400 reversal stock 'for tv' or something like that. Were there any others?Of course Tasma made high speed films.
Do you know if the word, Silberra, means anything in any language?
Mick.
Do you know if the word, Silberra, means anything in any language?
Mick.
Darn it. Meant to say “with the Ortho emulsions being newly developed.”
What I'd like to know is why Silberra are being so cagey about where their emulsions are from & where they're being coated.
Not entirely. The EMULSIVE interview...
http://emulsive.org/articles/news/e...m-crowdfunding-announcement-founder-interview
...makes pretty clear that at least the initial pan material is based on Agfa stock while the ortho material will be produced by Slavich ("a partner that specialises in producing slow, very high resolution films and material for the holographic industry. They have been around since 1930 and also still produce glass plates, technical copying film").
I think you're right here, it's going to be the same as Ferrania and JCH did, a fresh coating of an old recipe.I half wonder if it isn't something like getting an old Agfa recipe coated on the Slavich machine or something like that.
I think you're right here, it's going to be the same as Ferrania and JCH did, a fresh coating of an old recipe.
JCH is not newly coated film. It's old film coated back in 2008. All that is new is the packaging.
Jim B.
JCH is not newly coated film. It's old film coated back in 2008. All that is new is the packaging.
Jim B.
As far as I can tell Ferrania is the only new coater around.
"I couldn’t have a completely new emulsion made, so I decided to go with an old discontinued surveillance film that was original made by AGFA, and have it put back into production. So this is a re-born film, not a re-spooled film that is still being sold. This is also not an ‘old stock’ film or a ‘pancake’ that was kicking around a ‘dusty warehouse’. This is a freshly produced emulsion with an expiry date of 2020. The film was no longer being produced and I had it put back into production."JCH is not newly coated film. It's old film coated back in 2008. All that is new is the packaging.
Jim B.
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