Kodak Ektachrome 64t Color Reversal Film 7280

[Steppenwolf]

Hello,

Can this Super8 Reversal Film be used in every Super8 Camera or only in specific types?

Can this film be used in a Bauer S105 camera.

 

Appreciate your advice.

Jonathan.

[Mike Crane]

Some cameras will read the 64T cartridge as though it was ASA 160, thus underexposing the film with the auto meter.

 

Not sure if your camera will pose a problem with auto exposure and the 64T. Others may know the answer to this question.

 

 

The safe bet is to use manual exposure override.

Edited December 19, 2005 by Mike Crane

[A.Oliver]

Some cameras will read the 64T cartridge as though it was ASA 160, thus underexposing the film with the auto meter.

 

Not sure if your camera will pose a problem with auto exposure and the 64T. Others may know the answer to this question.

The safe bet is to use manual exposure override.

The bauer S105 is a chinon camera rebadged, sticking my neck out here, no the S105 will not meter the 64t correctly. found this on a google search

http://www.film.project-consultant.de/html...4_new_cams.html

http://super8wiki.com/index.php/Super_8_EK..._in_old_cameras

Andy

[Steppenwolf]

Thanks a million for the information. Therefore, I'll stick to my film-noir type of films.

 

Cheers, Jonathan.

 

 

The bauer S105 is a chinon camera rebadged, sticking my neck out here, no the S105 will not meter the 64t correctly. found this on a google search

http://www.film.project-consultant.de/html...4_new_cams.html

http://super8wiki.com/index.php/Super_8_EK..._in_old_cameras

Andy

 

Thanks a million for the information. I'll stick then to my film-noir type of films.

 

Cheers, Jonathan.

[Chris Cooke]

I'll stick then to my film-noir type of films.

 

You, don't have to shy away from the stock just because your camera won't auto expose it correctly. Like Mike Crane said, use a light meter and your manual exposure override.