Kodak may be eliminating the remjet layer from its Vision 3 films! An unofficial statement shared by Memorylab on Instagram suggests that Kodak is considering this change for its upcoming products.
Technica… Update: Some users from the cinematography.com forum have confirmed that Kodak will indeed remove the remjet layer from their film, but there’s additional information. Kodak is reportedly producing bulk rolls of Portra (5256) for motion picture applications, and a test of that film in 16mm can be found here: vimeo.com/1078815946/05565…. Additionally, there’s a test of the remjet-free 7219 (500T) stock available here: vimeo.com/1078737187/5ccfe.… For stills of 500T in 35mm featuring remjet, visit: analog.cafe/r/kodak-vision…. You can view the original forum thread here: cinematography.com/index.p…. #editorial🔥
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An article focused on a film laboratory and a creative center located in Yerevan.
Last month, the company revealed that they had finished developing their hand-crankable DIY instant film development units featuring an Instax Wide back. Today, they are focused on modifying the same technology for medium format film cameras. #editorial.
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Kodak seems to be producing large quantities of Portra (5256) rolls for motion picture applications, and you can find a test of that film in 16mm here: https://vimeo.com/1078815946/055655606d. #editorial.