Carlos Cruz

Thank you for interesting read, but still this paper doesn't answer my question. It only gives me approximate dates, and I really want to know when the first test cards, be it 18% gray, shirley or any other card or not card were used. I read through Barry Salt's paper but couldn't find any data, just information on unification of major hollywood studios systems concerning exposition. I believe the dp's just shot test rolls, or based their calculations on previous experiences.

HI, i'm looking for info about Grey Card and Shirley Test Card Girl ( know now as a LAD girl ) Do you know when those tools were introduced into industry? I can't trace any data about they first use. Thanks for any answer!

Been today to kodak meeting in Lodz, Poland/ and heard from local rep that they'll anounce vision 3 on camerimage festival /pushed him a bit harder and he told it'll be new 500asa/

1) I still couldn't understand what's causing this. The film went on pretty well in the beginning, and the take-up side failed to take up the film at the last moment... No idea, maybe loop was wrong? Take some blank stock same mag and camera and check it...my two cents 2) Is the exposed film affected? Is it possible to develop the 80ft exposed film? It's better to check if the perfs are not torn if they are, you'd better consult lab, (things will get messy when the film will tear in developing machine. I don't know how bad that was but be ready for scratches :( -yes of course you can develop 80ft film if the perfs are allright