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Review Summary
2009-02-19T19:00:00
Great one of the last few sources for Super 8. I hope they get more, of more types, color perhaps. Anyhow, great, great again.
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Kodak's had a pretty good year, thanks to its innovative efforts in the digital realm. So what's their latest cutting-edge new product? Super 8 Ektachrome 100D. Film! And movie film for Super 8 cameras, no less.
This is a low-speed black-and-white Panchromatic film. It is characterized by excellent sharpness, fine grain and good tonal reproduction. If exposed without the built-in filter, the film has a daylight ASA of 100. In Tungsten light, again without filter, the ASA is 80, due to the difference in spectral quality of the light. With the filter in place in Daylight, the ASA becomes 32. (Automatic cameras will usually expose this film as ASA 25 with the filter, at ASA 80 without the filter, which is satisfactory).
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