Jorge Castrillo Posted March 7 Posted March 7 Hello Community! I am very curious to know what negative stock Sławomir Idziak used in the double life of veronica. I'm searching the internet and I can't find anything regarding the stock. Does anyone have any information about it? It would be a great help! Thank you very much!
Joerg Polzfusz Posted March 7 Posted March 7 Wikipedia only says „Kodak“ and „Colour“… https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Double_Vie_de_Véronique#Fiche_technique
Premium Member David Mullen ASC Posted March 7 Premium Member Posted March 7 It was shot in 1990; the year before Kodak came out with the first EXR version of their fast film, 5296 500T, so it probably was shot on that -- though it was possible to still buy the older high-speed stocks, 5294 and 5295. The EXR series was the first to use T-grain in all the layers. 5294 400T came out in 1983 before T-grain technology but was still being used by a few people as late as 1991 ("Bugsy" for example). 5295 400T came out in 1986 and used T-grain for the blue layer and was sold as a high-speed "bluescreen" stock. For a few years, it was a case of some DPs preferring 5294 and others 5295 (a bit less grainy but also a bit more contrasty, plus Kodak charged more for it). https://www.kodak.com/en/motion/page/chronology-of-film/ 2
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