Filmshooting

It is all gone.

Good to see you're back.

A compilation PDF was made about how I shot and developed this film
https://archive.org/details/New7363

It is fresh 400 ft cores for $40 each. I wound it down onto 100 ft and 50 foot daylight reels. It was $10 shipping a box that holds 4 cores but I only bought 2, so next time I'll buy 4.

Call Kodak. I think I put a link in the thread called, 7363 is back

7363 is $10 a roll.

Still photos are up now showing what this film looks like reversed from 25-50 ASA!
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1238841492923304&set=ms.c.eJw1y8kJACAMBMCOxD2iSf~_NSUS~%3BAwMq03CxKE0PXGB4MVaIH3I3uOqBFF2APM5hDZ8~-.bps.a.1232744353533018&type=3&theater
Please review the data just above this ...

7363. Core #1 roll #6/8. Bracket test face. 15mm. Cine Kodak Model BB camera. Snow was on the ground and the sky was overcast. 25 Asa was used. The Sekonic incident light meter uncovered read 640 black and 20 red. At 1/35 that's f4. The Weston reflected light meter read off the tripod buoy supported ...

I use 7363 even 3378 reversed. They are affordable for me but difficult to expose accurately.

There was an error in the data so that video was deleted. Here is a still developed correctly to 25Asaedge numbers show better than ever now. The light was 320 on the red scale, brightest sun.f16.

And a video
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Q32chDiNnPg

Once you know how.
Here is new 7363 reversed in D-76
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set ... 858&type=3

Studiocarter,
I will process them in a spiral tank and would like to do reversal to positive. I understand that leaving it negative can be more successful with very old film.
I watched a lot of your Utube samples. Interesting and detailed. Your projector is quite noisy though.
When you say D-76 ...

I started a FB group about using Tri-X. Then moved on to Double X, and sound track film, now 7363. Some day I will print more.
https://m.facebook.com/groups/218244772 ... f=mentions