Recently I have discovered an alternative source of the IT8 targets
to the well known and respected http://www.targets.coloraid.de/.
I was in the quest to find profiles for Agfa slide material and
to resolve the problem which I had with scanning negative material.

If I just have the cannisters and not the original box.......is there a way
to determine the date of the film????

- Can TMAX be developed with Ilford developers ? which ones ? Ilfosol,
Ilfotec. LC29  any good ? Which would you recommend ?
- Does Kodak provide a processing chart like Ilford does ? Ilford's one,
give you the time for all Ilford film with all Ilford developers and even

Looking for the following:
135/120/70mm film sizes in roll or bulk.
* Expired Kodachrome using the K-xx process (k11, k14, etc)  
* Expired HIE/EIR (especially in 70mm) < 5 years expired.

Selling for a friend.  Contact via email off list.  This is a commercial/pro
roll film scanner.  SCSI interface. Negs, pos, slides.  Originally almost
$10k.   Will consider offers over $1,100.

I run into another film, not contained in table of Bill Tuthill
on http://creekin.net/films.htm.
Its the Kodak GC 400-8. It is quite a recent material,
images which I have to scan date from 2003. I suspect

These are the Sound Effects Libraries I have:
-The Sound Ideas Hana Barbera Collection (4 CDs + 51 Page Book Of Track
Listings) $50  http://www.sound-ideas.com/pdf/hb.pdf
-The Sound Ideas General 6000 Sound Effects Library (40 CDs + Complete

Hi, I'm sure this has been asked before and I apologize for the repeat.  I am
planning a trip to film mountain gorillas in Uganda and know I'll need fast
film to get good pictures in the forest canopy that I will find them.  I
probably will be travelling USA through London or ...

OK.....it's been a while since I've shot anything serious....maybe 20
years...and film has certainly changed from the days of ASA 100 or 400 for
print and 64, 160 (tungsten) 200 and 400 Ektachrome.
I shot my first roll of EPH 135-36 ASA 1600 Ektachrome last night was was

need anybody's opinion regarding the 2611. i am opening a photo
developing franchise and have ordered a bare 2611 to be later upgraded
to digital. any feedback is highly appreciated since there are very
few sites in the internet talking about this lab equipment. many

I am planing to do some print films (I did slides before).  I know that
a lab has great number of stops on the latitude of exposure, so I get
some questions around this and desir to get help from you.
1) For a negative, a lab may print it lighter or darker. My question is

Our local stores have selled out Portra, so I want to pick up some
consumer versions similar to Portra 400 NC/UC.  Is there any suggestion
out there? After checked the Kodak's web site, I found the product line
of consumer print films has changed so much.

Hello there,
We just recently found 6 reels of film; 3 are made on fine grain plenachrome film, 3 others are on cine kodak panchromatic safety film.  All of them are motion pictures from 1936 or earlier, but we can't tell which movies they are because we have no projectors ...