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John Salim

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    Essex, UK
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    Photographic laboratory, Photography, Cinematography, Cinema and Broadcast Engineering.

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    http://www.johnsalimphotographic.co.uk

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  1. The simple answer is, the longer the focal length, the shallower DoF gets 🙂 John S
  2. Hi Christian, Mark Dunn's the Steenbeck expert to ask ..... https://londonsteenbeck.eu5.org/ Good luck, John S ?
  3. Thank you Simon and Jöerg for your help and very useful information. It will be useful as future reference when reloading ( unknown ) cassettes with regular super 8mm stocks. Best wishes, John S
  4. Is there a definitive guide for the notch coding on a 'Single 8' cassette ? I see there's three possible areas on a cassette for switching ( see photo ) Many thanks all, John S ?
  5. ... and for your camera's protection, make sure you use acetate and NOT polyester base film ( preferably without spices ). John S
  6. Hi Deniz, Sadly I believe I may be the last one left to produce 35mm and 70mm duplicate transparencies now. If your search fails in the US, get in touch - I'm in the UK. Hope that's helpful, John S ?
  7. Nicely done Uli ! ... always enjoy watching your films. John S ?
  8. Just so nobody asks, there are non of these frames available now as Andrew had my spare ( I've kept one for film dupe balancing ). John S ?
  9. I've got a spare 35mm slide frame shot on Kodachrome 64 if that's any use ? John S ?
  10. No worries Seth, BH perforations are almost 3mm wide to give you an idea of scale. JS ?
  11. I would think those LAD patches are big enough to cover even the largest 3mm aperture supplied with the 310T densitometer. John S
  12. Looks like a processing machine feed magazine to me. John S
  13. Hi Adriano, As KAHL UT-18 is process E-6, it should not be pushed or pulled to 'compensate' for age. Unlike negative film, there is nothing you can do to improve old colour reversal films, so it should be processed normally. However a specialist lab like Film Rescue International may use special formula developers to help improve results ( worth asking ). I process a lot of old colour reversal film - usually from people who buy old stock off eBay ! ... and results can be very poor indeed. Hope that helps, John S
  14. Re: 16mm Ektachrome 100D ( 7294 ) 100ft & 400ft rolls. Is there a manufacturing shortage of this stock ? Nobody seems to have any in the UK. John S ?
  15. 35mm looks so much nicer and natural ( especially for human skin ) compared to what's shot on digital nowadays. Nice job Uli ! John S ?
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