Filmshooting

It appears that the new 64T will be priced around $14.00 by Kodak USA. I do not know if there will be a quantity discount like KMA 40 had. In Europe the price will be 12.50 euros retail/9.00 euros wholesale. $14.00 is about $3.00 more than KMA40. Is this price too high? Will this product sell at thi...

Great picture of the 64T box. And the blue is appropriate. But where is the film? When will it be made available?

John S.

Here is how I understand the difference between Super 8 KMA40 and 16mm Kodachrome 40. The emulsions are indentical. There is no difference. However, the base material is slightly different. The super 8 base material is thinner than the 16mm material. Therfore the difference in product numbers. Super...

From the Kodak spec sheet:
Kodachrome 40 is balanced for 3400 K and requires an 85 filter in daylight.

Cinecolor 125 or VNF 7240(and the new 64T) requires an 85B filter for daylight.

Anyone out there know how to load an Eumig Mark 712 projector? I have one but no manual.

J.S.

Kodachrome 40 also exists in the DS8 format. Buy a DS8 camera and you are in business. There are Russian, Czech and of course the Bolex and Canon versions out there. DS8 Kodachrome 40 can be purchased from Wittner in germany and John Schwind.

J.S.

The following film stocks are available: Kodachrome 40(AKA Cinechrome 40), Plus-X 7265(AKA Cine-X 100), Fomapan R-100 and ORWO UN54.

J.S.

A letter containing an order for film was stolen. If someone with a return address of Heath Ohio USA sent an order for regular 8 or super 8 film that person should post a reply regarding that order. Or if you know someone in Heath Ohio that might order film please post a reply.

Thank you

Despair not. There appears to be plenty of Kodachrome S8. Dwaynes has several thousand carts. And my sources tell me Kodak also has several thousand carts with expiration date 3/2006. Of course processing not included. All available to customers in USA and Europe. p.s. Does anyone know when exactly ...

If your camera has "through the lens metering" then set ASA to 40. The camera meter will compensate for the filter. If the camera does not have TTL then it is 40 without filter and 25 with filter.

J.S.

Send PK59 to:

Kodak Mailer Processing
c/o District Photo
P.O. Box 3022
Beltsville MD 20705

J.S.

The feud must be over. I received my two E160 films sent in March. The films looked good. Better than some I have received in the past. Maybe they did fix the machine.

John S.

Kodak honored the USA PK59 for E160 film until the beginning of 2005 with no problems. However, after the first of the year the company handling the PK59 in the USA(District photo) and Rocky Mountain started feuding. After that everything went to hell. Send your E160 to YALE and save yourself a lot ...

p.s.

The PK59 does not work for KMII.

I have had the same problem. I sent three 160 cassettes to Rocky Mountain via the PK59. One was sent in October and I assume is gone forever. The other two were sent in march and I am getting the same story--the processor is broke. However, Rocky Mountain let it slip that they are not happy with the...