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New at Photokina 2012: ADOX Super8 Reversal Film
Mirko - Any details on th Super 8 film or do we need to wait to the 18th (when Photokina starts)?
I saw this line on your site:
Visit us at Photokina in order to find out about our new products
PHOTOKINA NEWS:
•ADOX SILVERMAX Film
•ADOX Silvermax Developer
• ADOX Super8 Reversal Film
•"Colour Implosion" modified colours film
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http://www.adox.de/english/index.html
Here I thought Photokina would be the typical gadget race; yet ADOX comes to the show with some intriquing items! Good job ADOX!
p.s. - We now have threads for the other ADOX announcements:
Silvermax Film/Dev
Colour Imposion modified colours film
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Thanks for starting this thread, Andy.
I can wait until the 18th, if Mirko can't spill the beans early, but what I'm intrested in is whether the Super 8 reversal film is B&W or color, what ISO, whether it is daylight or tungsten balanced, and what notch code is used on the cartridges. I'd also like to know if it will be available in DS8 spools or in bulk for respooling onto DS8 camera spools.
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PAN-X-Reverso is a black and white reversal material which is extremely sharp and has a wonderful modulation.
It does not block in the highlights and has plenty of reserve in the blacks.
This film is our replacement for the discontinued Plus-X reversal film from Kodak.
We manufacture it in house in a new Super8 cartridge (not from Kodak).
The cartridges are marked for 100 ASA.
You need to shoot it as a tungsten film (as with any B/W material: without filter).
We tried a few labs and they got it right at the first shot.
The film will be available at PHOTOKINA 2012.
Visit us in Hall 6.1, booth F26.
Have fun filming!
Mirko
Last edited by ADOX Fotoimpex; 09-09-2012 at 11:59 AM. Click to view previous post history.
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Awesome Adox!
Heck, as cheap as used 8mm gear is this would almost tempt me to buy a camera and projector to play around with (is this a standard black and white reversal process you can do at home easily enough?)
Adox is doing some really wonderful things.
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Thanks Mirko. It sounds fascinating. I'm looking forward to trying it. I'll develop one myself and send another out for processing for comparison.
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 Originally Posted by Roger Cole
Awesome Adox!
Heck, as cheap as used 8mm gear is this would almost tempt me to buy a camera and projector to play around with (is this a standard black and white reversal process you can do at home easily enough?)
Adox is doing some really wonderful things.
Roger,
I almost forgott: We will be introducing a simple to use B/W reversal Kit as well to go with the film.
We tried to get this done for Photokina but more than a sample and leaflet will not be there next week.
Mirko
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I use the Kodak formulas for D-94 first developer, R-9 potassium dichromate bleach, and either D-95 or Dektol for second developer. Will this work for PAN-X-Reverso? What about D-94A with R-10 potassium permanganate bleach?
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Will you offer the film in other sizes in the future ?
16mm single and double perf as well as 35mm would be on my wish list? Pretty please. 
Dominik
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Dominik,
there are still plenty companies out making 16mm film at very, very tightly calculated prices.
This business area is not in our scope as we will be unable to compete with them.
We see the lack of products mainly in Super8 as there is actually a fear that Super8 will vanish totally depending on how things go at Kodak.
So for now we are very happy to have a Super8 product out.
Mirko
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Mirko there are currently more films for Super 8 than for any other format. Every colornegative shooting stock for 35mm is available in Super8, even APX has speen respooled, Fuji reversal films as well as Fomapan 100R are available in Super8
Still congratulations, whish you the best of luck with this new product.
Dominik
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