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Re: regular 8 TRI-X

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mr8mm wrote:Further investigation concerning the TRI-X issue has revealed that other options exist. It may be less costly to have a special run of ORWO UN54 made with R8 perforations. UN54 appears to have a EI of 125 when processed in Kodak reversal chemistry. Also Agfa Scala 200 clear base is available in wide rolls and could be slit and perforated to R8/N8. I believe Kahl may alreadty be selling as UT24 B/W reversal. Both of these options would be more managable than investing $21500 in Tri-X. Perhaps not as desirable as fresh Kodak tri-x from Kodak but not as hard on the bank account.

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John S.
Orwo UN54 in reversal is a wonderful film. Those who have tried it prefer it over Kodak B/W stocks, and seems to be cheap. In fact Kahl 200 B/W film is Orwo, processed somehow.

Edward Nowhill in the UK can reperforate for R8 any existing 2 perf 16 mm film with perfect results.
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Re: regular 8 TRI-X

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aj wrote:
zantizoom8 wrote:so if i call kodak and order 10,000,000 ft of kodachrome40 super8 stock what they will do now :x ?
Invite you for a meeting to discuss the terms, schedule, procedure and bank-garantee :)
The you will leave with a Kodak tie and a diary.
I wonder if they would throw in a Kodak Grey Card?
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