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This is a list of motion picture films. Those films known to be no longer available have been marked " (discontinued)". This article includes color and black-and-white negative films, reversal camera films, intermediate stocks, and print stocks.
Jan 11, 2008 · What were the most widely used color neg 35mm stocks in the 1970s? I'm interested in manipulating hd video to mimic a film stock from this period and am looking for information - gamma curves, histograms, and basically any other kind of spectrographic data I can find to use as reference. Anyone k...
- i have a fairly large collection of data sheets of film stocks from this time, I will have a look and see which ones I have. Brian
- Until the 1980's Kodak usually only made and sold one 35mm color negative motion picture stock at a time, but the exception was the tumultuous tran...
- Brian - thanks, that's great! David - very informative, was kodak the main 35mm stock used back then or were here other brands available?
- Kodak dominated the market worldwide for 35mm color negative motion picture stock. Fuji had a stock, I think Agfa-Gevaert (Gevacolor), Orwo, etc. b...
- Cal , The other thing to bear in mind is at that time there were a number of print stocks available. Although the camera stock might have been Koda...
- Apparently '47 was so different from '54 that Kodak reintroduced '54 for a time. http://www.visual-memory.co.uk/sk/2001a/bl/page1.htm
- A nonKodak stock had to be compatable with Kodak processing, else where can it be processed. I had to evaluate and set up for printing some ABC Mov...
- "The Towering Inferno" used the first version of 5247 in May 1974 for its special effects shots. Prior to start filming, cinematographers Fred Koen...
- Still remains as the worst shot film ever to win an Oscar for Cinematography ,well thats what i think anyway .
- Well I haven't seen Towering Inferno, so I couldn't comment. I'm surprised 5247 was a 1974 stock, I always though it arrived in 1976. I'd also be i...
Various films in their boxes. This is a list of currently available photographic films in a still camera film format. This includes recently discontinued films that remain available from stock at main suppliers. Films are listed by brand name.
Mar 14, 2016 · One thing that I have noticed is that for stock made in the late 1970's, the "4b" (46) marking appears more frequently than other codes. More about Eastmancolor Eastman Kodak introduced two low fade 16MM stocks in 1979, Eastman Color LF Print film 7378 and Eastman Color LFSP film 7379.
Historic Films' collection of stock footage spans the years 1895 to 2010 and consists of over 50,000 hours of footage.
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