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35mm Movie Film #230 06/05/16 07:02 PM
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Does anyone remember when some discount companies sold "Eastman Movie Film" loaded into 35mm cannisters along with processing into slides along with negatives? I tried that for a bit when I was pretty broke, and I have recently scanning some of those slides. They are fairly rosy looking 42 years later.


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Re: 35mm Movie Film [Re: Brooklands] #232 06/06/16 04:34 PM
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Yeah. The dead giveaway is the sprocket holes. On MoPic stock they have a radius to the "short" ends of the holes, still film hole was more rectangular.


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Dave, did you look at the sprocket holes?


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