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From: peter@uwmacc.UUCP (Namfauk Retep)
Newsgroups: net.rec.photo
Subject: High Speed film question
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Date: Mon, 25-Nov-85 16:05:04 EST
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Posted: Mon Nov 25 16:05:04 1985
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	I have an interest in high speed film, and have been using Kodak's
RE2475.  This film has an ASA of about 1200, and I have been pushing it
to 3200 generally.  I am curious to know whether anyone knows of a faster
film that is commercially available.

	I understand that Kodak does produce a faster film, but it is only
available to me if I buy a minimum of 43 - 150 foot rolls.  High Speed 
Recording film RE2485 is this faster film pushable to 8000 ASA.

	If anyone has any experience on either using 2485, or purchasing
it, I would greatly appreciate hearing from them.  Knowledge of a faster
film than 2475 would also be useful.  Thanks in advance.



				Peter Kaufman


	I know of Kodak's High Speed RE2485 (pushable to 8000 ASA), but I
have been unable to find a source which carries it in my area.