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Paul Boers

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  1. Hi Hugo Alexandre, Don´t worry about the exposure. Just set the camera to artificial light, to be sure. The camera will set at 160 ASA. The 200D film has a great tolerance and, if your camera´s lightmeter is still good, you will get very acceptable images. Recentley I rolled a 200D through my Nizo 561M and the results are really good, bare in mind the characteristics of this film. Good luck, Paul
  2. Thanks very much Martin for your clear statements. If you're lucky, you have a camera from the mid-70's with CMOS technique that still works. I 've been lucky - I still use my Agfa Movexoom 10 without problems to this day. And the images are as sharp as e.g. Canon, Nikon or Nizo. And concerning colour reversal film, we still have Agfa and hopefully later this year Ferrania will be back... Best regards, Paul
  3. Hi all, Ferrania has recently updated their site. They now show us the team that gets the production of the new films going in 2014. See: http://www.filmferrania.it/blog/
  4. Ferrania presented their production team on november 19: http://www.filmferrania.it/team
  5. Hi, Exposing Ektachrome 100D, Kodak 50D and Fuji Velvia 100 need not be a problem anyway with the (big) Nizo cameras e.g. the (S) series 480, 561, 800, 801, Professional (the 'small' Nizos I don't know): With Ektachrome 100D and Fuji Velvia 100 (both daylight material): set switch lightfilter on your Nizo to 'daylight', not 'artificial light'. If you don't set it to 'daylight', the camera will expose at ASA 160 instead of ASA 100. The Nizos are different in this from other cameras. Kodak 50 D should be well exposed as it is, because it's close to the former ASA 40 from the Kodachrome cartridge. Recently I also exposed the new Wittner 200D Aviphot Chrome in my Nizo 561. This cartridge is notched at ASA 250. Nizo set to 'artificial light'. Really good exposure, also because the 200D is an extremely flexible film concerning exposure. The Nizos can read up to ASA 160.
  6. Paul Boers

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    Yes, that is correct. Recently I also bought these 1,4 V hearingaid batteries for my Nizo 801M. With the batterycontrol, they give the same reading as the original PX 625 mallory. Should read to f8, was indeed dead on... Haven't filmed so far with these new batteries in my Nizo however. Success ! cheers, Paul
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