Variable Density Greyscale Film for audio
Scott Dorsey wrote:
In article , EarlyFilm wrote:
Scott Dorsey asks:
2234 is SLOW. Grain structure is good, and the gamma is very low but
easily controlled. What's the approximate ASA or photorecording sensitivity
on that stuff? It's got to be insane. Less than 5366 even.
At 60 gamma, 5234/2234 has an ASA of between 5 and 10 tungsten,
depending on the exact mixture and temperature of the chemistry.
And I should expect to gain about half a stop if I run it through the
reversal machine, I hope.
--scott
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"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."
Forget the reversal or the positive. I prefer to use the original
negative film.
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