Argenti Pan-X Super 8

[David Cunningham]

http://www.foto-r3.com/en/argenti-pan-x-100-byn-negativo-super-8-15-metros.html

 

 

Anyone in the states able to process this. Closest I got was a 'maybe' from Cinelab.

[Mark Dunn]

It's just repackaged Agfa brand b/w neg made by Adox. Standard b/w neg process, nothing special.

Edited January 11, 2013 by Mark Dunn

[David Cunningham]

I've heard d-96 or even d-76 will work just fine. But, does anyone actually have a machine that will work with 8mm film AND B&W negative developer? I can't imagine it's in high demand even if their 16mm/35mm B&W negative developing machine can be sized down to 8mm. So, I bet I'd have to wait a while, unless the machine can do all formats at the same time and as long as the film doesn't have anything on it (like rem-jet or some chemical) to mess up their chemicals.

 

But, no one has actually said "YES, send it in".

[Nicholas Kovats]

David,

 

Contact Niagara Custom Labs here in Toronto as they will pretty almost process anything, i.e. http://www.niagaracustomlab.com/. LIFT in Toronto now sells this stock locally here in Toronto also, i.e. http://lift.ca/equipment/store/adox-pan-x-super-8mm-film-50-asa-100d80t

[David Cunningham]

ARGENTI PAN-X 100

 

 

Is negative B&W... not the same the reversal.

 

Or, am I wrong?

[Mark Dunn]

You're right, that is a different stock and a different process. Not very different, but needing extra baths and so a different setup.