Maik Lobborn

The question was if they will produce again an already existing product or if there will be modifications in regards of the grain. The answer was: "A data sheet for ScotchChrome was posted a while back: http://www.filmferrania.it/news/chrome The factory team will be closely reproducing this formula in producing our new film." Which means they will start with exactly THIS emulsion - and we can all be very, very happy if it will show the same values which are visible on the data sheet (and not worse). Producing (again) a photographic emulsion after it was stopped years ago is an enormous task. If they succeed to get the same quality in a first coating - it would be like a miracle.

Sure, but I have asked this question and got this reply from Dave Bias from FilmFerrania only a few weeks ago: "A data sheet for ScotchChrome was posted a while back: http://www.filmferrania.it/news/chrome The factory team will be closely reproducing this formula in producing our new film."

I have asked this question and got this reply from Dave Bias from FilmFerrania "A data sheet for ScotchChrome was posted a while back: http://www.filmferrania.it/news/chrome The factory team will be closely reproducing this formula in producing our new film." The data sheet shows clearly RMS 13 @ 100 ASA

Well, the Ferrania will be very grainy. RMS 13 @ 100 ASA. The Agfa/Wittner 200D is finer in grain at double the speed (RMS 12 @ 200 ASA). A very forgiving stock for decent reversal results in Super 8 and 16mm even at night or in mixed light situations. Very nice, natural colors. Examples Super 8 http://vimeo.com/68405828 http://vimeo.com/70450821 Example 16mm http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgWLgok_tQc Buy here: http://www.buy8mmfilm.com

Hi, there should be no problems when using Wittner Chrome 200D in a K3, Bolex or Arri camera. Even the very tricky Aaton A-Minima gets happy with this stock if the roll (wound "EO" Emulsion side out) was stored long enough in this unusual reverse wind. Nice example can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgWLgok_tQc&list=UU0ywZmYRdqOFrESgFffKOlQ Several scenes from "Pawn Sacrifice" also were shot using Wittner Chrome 200D (Arri 416) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1596345/technical

Hello, here you will find what you need: http://www.beaulieu.de/pages/s8_azub8.php I would recommend the ENELOOP battery. Works very nice in my camera. Maik

Here you can see some of the problems:

Hello, Mr. Klose personally has shown in a German Magazin (Cine 8-16) that they only have one tool for the cartridge. So: yes, this piece of plastic is the result of their one and only tool. The (white) prototype was shown before already (created using Stereolithography and no real tool). This new picture (black cartridges, produced using the real production tool = injection moulding) is shown on the website of Frank Briunsma (S8 Reversal Lab Netherlands) which is a official partner of Mr. Klose. So: yes, it is an official released picture. I really would like to see a perfect new cartridge. BUT I doubt about the quality of the "new" cartridge looking at those pictures (No precision in the edges, no smooth surface. Some small plastic particles are visible, the corners are not even). Maik

Hello, someone at filmshooting.com wrote He is right. Look at the pictures carefully. I have never seen a Cartridge from Kodak that looks that bad. I am sure, the film will not run smoothly inside. Maik