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Newsgroups: net.rec.photo
Subject: Kodak motion picture film use
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Date: Fri, 25-Jan-85 13:50:42 EST
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Posted: Fri Jan 25 13:50:42 1985
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I just got back some Kodak MP film form Seatlle Film Works.

I got mixed results.   Unfortunatley I can't tell from the prints and
slides which type was which.  ( I got 5247 and 6251).

Anyway the color prints came up looking overcast and it was sunny when I shot.
The grain looks about the same as Kodaks VR200. I exposed at asa 400.

The slides look crisp and bright through the lupe, with good color. I exposed
at asa 200 on these.

BTW!!!!  A recent say 90 days, article in one of mags had a column on
kodak MP films with a position from kodak:
   don't develop them yourself and  SHOOT AT  1/50 sec!!!!!!

Cheers
Vince Marchionni