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16mm
400' / 121.92m
Acetate safety base
014004177173754
Models | SKU: KK1737543 MFR: 1737543 $249.95 On Backorder Order now, your card will not be charged until it is ready to ship. | SKU: KK8003642 MFR: 8003642 $249.95 Special Order Generally ships in 7-14 days, subject to availability | SKU: KK200T7213 MFR: 7510852 $69.95 In Stock Usually ships within 2-5 Days |
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Film Type | 16mm | 16mm | 16mm |
Are you a filmmaker or cinematographer seeking a professional-grade, black-and-white film that delivers exceptional quality and reliability Look no further than the Eastman Double-X 7222/DXN457 Negative Motion Picture Film. This 16mm film, with its SP457 Winding B, T Core, and 1R-2994 Perforation on a 400' roll, is a testament to Kodak's legacy of excellence in the realm of cinematic storytelling.
Crafted for both outdoor and studio environments, the Eastman Double-X 7222/DXN457 film thrives in various lighting conditions, from dimly lit scenes to scenarios where a greater depth of field is essential without the need for additional illumination. Its versatility and high-speed attributes make it the go-to choice for filmmakers who demand the best in image-structure characteristics.
The film's durability is unparalleled, featuring a scratch-resistant backing and a robust top layer designed to withstand the rigors of physical handling. This ensures smooth camera transport, excellent raw stock keeping, minimal noise during operation, and a low risk of ferrotyping. The gray acetate safety base of the EASTMAN DOUBLE-X Negative Film is complemented by an anti-static layer with lubricant on the back side, further enhancing the film's performance and longevity.
When it comes to storage, this film is optimized for preservation, recommending storage of unexposed film at 13°C (55°F) or lower, and processed film at 21°C (70°F) or lower with a relative humidity of 20 to 30 percent for normal commercial storage. To maintain the highest quality, it is advised to process exposed film promptly.
In the darkroom, handle this unprocessed film in total darkness. The exposure index, which is 200 for tungsten (3200 K) lighting and 250 for daylight, aligns with standard incident- or reflected-light exposure meters, as well as cameras marked for ISO or ASA speeds. These indexes are calibrated for average subjects and can be adjusted for subjects with unusual light or dark colors.
After processing, the film proudly displays its product code numbers 5222 or 7222, emulsion and roll number identification, KEYKODE Numbers, and internal product symbol (E) along its length, ensuring easy identification and archiving.
Choose the Eastman Double-X 7222/DXN457 Negative Motion Picture Film for its high-quality, professional, reliable, durable, and versatile characteristics. It's not just a film; it's a canvas for your creative vision, capturing the nuances of light and shadow that bring your story to life.