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KODAK Motion Picture Products Price Catalog for the United States EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY, ROCHESTER, NEW YORK 14650 FOR DIRECT CUSTOMER USE ONLY EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 4, 2022*©2022 Kodak. Kodak, Eastman, Ektachrome, Estar, Tri-X, Double-X, Keykode, Vision, and Wratten and the Kodak logo are trademarks
Prices are subject to change without notice
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MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTS US EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 4, 2022US Film Pick Up Location 7758 Sunset Blvd Hollywood, CA 90046 Phone: (323) 499-1012To Order Film and Other Items Monday – Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00pm Eastern Time Call KODAK Customer Service: (800) 356-3259, use prompt 3, then prompt 1 Email Orders: [email protected]Technical Product Support [email protected]KODAK Film Laboratories New York 37-18 Northern Blvd
Long Island City, NY 11101 Suite 101 Tel: (718) 606-9263 Email: [email protected] Atlanta Lab/Delivery and Drop Off: 2156 Faulkner Road Atlanta, GA 30324 Tel: (404) 633-1449 Telecine: 6 West Druid Hills Dr. NE Atlanta, GA 30329 Tel: (404) 545-3172 Email: [email protected] London The Ken Adam Building, Pinewood Studios Pinewood Road, Iver Heath Buckinghamshire SL0 0NH
Tel: 0208 993 9779 Email: [email protected] 2 MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTS US EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 4, 2022 Table of ContentsUS Film Pick Up Location ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2To Order Film and Other Items ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 2Technical Product Support ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 2KODAK Film Laboratories ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 2General Terms and Conditions ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Terms and Conditions ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5 Limitations of Liability ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6Runtime / Length Conversion Table .......................................................................................................................................................................... 6Winding Designations / Exposure Index / Perforation Types ............................................................................................................................7Placing an Order ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8Ordering Instructions ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8Description of Specification Numbers ..................................................................................................................................................................... 9Format Choices ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................11How to read a Film Can Label.......................................................................................................................................................................................12Perforations ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................13Worldwide Sales Offices ................................................................................................................................................................................................14 Follow KODAK Motion Picture Film ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14Color Negative Camera Films ....................................................................................................................................................................................15 KODAK VISION3 500T Color Negative Film 5219 / 7219.......................................................................................................................................................... 15 KODAK VISION3 250D Color Negative Film 5207 / 7207 ........................................................................................................................................................ 16 KODAK VISION3 200T Color Negative Film 5213 / 7213 .......................................................................................................................................................... 17 KODAK VISION3 50D Color Negative Film 5203 / 7203 .......................................................................................................................................................... 18 KODAK EKTACHROME 100D Color Reversal Film 5294 / 7294 ............................................................................................................................................ 19Black & White Negative Camera Films .................................................................................................................................................................20 EASTMAN DOUBLE-X Negative Film 5222 / 7222 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 20Black & White Reversal Camera Films ...................................................................................................................................................................21 KODAK TRI-X Reversal Film 7266 ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 21Color Intermediate Films ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 22 KODAK VISION3 Color Digital Intermediate Film 2254 ........................................................................................................................................................... 22 KODAK VISION Color Intermediate Film 2242 / 3242 .............................................................................................................................................................. 22 KODAK VISION Color Intermediate Film 5242 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 22Black & White Intermediate Films .......................................................................................................................................................................... 23 EASTMAN Fine Grain Duplicating Panchromatic Negative Film 2234 ............................................................................................................................. 23 KODAK Fine Grain Duplicating Positive Film 2366 .................................................................................................................................................................... 23 KODAK VISION3 Digital Separation Film 2237 ............................................................................................................................................................................ 24 KODAK Panchromatic Separation Film 2238 ................................................................................................................................................................................ 24Sound Recording Films ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 25 KODAK Panchromatic Sound Recording Film 2374 .................................................................................................................................................................. 25 3 MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTS US EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 4, 2022 EASTMAN EXR Sound Recording Film 2378 / 3378 ................................................................................................................................................................... 25Color Print Films ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................26 KODAK VISION Color Print Film 2383 .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 26 KODAK VISION Color Print Film 3383 .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 26Black & White Print Films ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 27 KODAK Black-and-White Print Film 2302 / 3302 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 27Prepared Chemicals ......................................................................................................................................................................................................28 KODAK ECN-2 Kit Chemicals ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 28 KODAK ECP-2E Kit Chemicals .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 28 KODAK Black-and-White Reversal Kit Chemicals....................................................................................................................................................................... 29 Rapid Fixing Baths......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29Miscellaneous Prepared Chemicals .........................................................................................................................................................................29Tested Laboratory Chemicals .....................................................................................................................................................................................29KODAK Motion Picture Accessories..................................................................................................................................................................... 30 Control Tools .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................30 KODAK WRATTEN 2 Optical Filters ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 31 Basic Color Filters ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 31 Special Dye Color Filters...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 32 Color Compensating Filters ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 33 Color Conversion Filters ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 34 Light Balancing Filters .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 35 Infrared Filters ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 35 Neutral Density No. 96 Filters............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 36 KODAK WRATTEN Gelatin Filters ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 36 Safelight Filters............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37Film Leaders .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................38 KODAK Analog Magnetic Sound Film ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 38 KODAK Blue Polyester Leader ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 38 KODAK White Acetate Leader ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 38Laboratory Supplies ......................................................................................................................................................................................................39 KODAK Film Cores ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39 KODAK Super 8 Cartridge........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 39 KODAK Molecular Sieve ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 39 KODAK Particle Transfer Roller .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 39 KODAK Splicing Tape ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 39 KODAK Film Cement, Professional Grade ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 39 Gold Colored Metal Film Can ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 39 KODAK Motion Picture Film Storage Box .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 39 4 General Terms and Conditions Terms and Conditions Terms of sale—Prices shown herein are extended to Kodak’s direct customers for Motion Picture Films, chemicals and other motion picture related products for professional use. Unless otherwise indicated, these prices are FOB point of shipment and are subject to change without notice. No adjustments will be made because of price changes. All orders, in whole or in part, are subject to acceptance by Eastman Kodak Company or one of its wholly owned subsidiaries at one of its respective Regional Distribution Centers or designated shipping points
Trademarks, Trade Names, and Trade Dress—All sales are made with the understanding that Kodak trademarks, trade names, trade dress, and original packaging will not be altered or misused
General Conditions—If, at any time, it becomes necessary to discontinue shipments to any of our customers, to revoke or modify any provisions in this catalog, or to allocate distribution of any of our products, we will take whatever action in our judgment is fair and appropriate
The terms and conditions of this catalog shall govern despite additional or inconsistent terms or conditions included in customers’ purchase orders or other documents
Equipment—All equipment is sold only with the warranty that is expressly stated on, packaged with or accompanying the equipment. Upon customer request, Kodak will provide a copy of any warranty applicable to the equipment listed in this catalog
Terms of Payment—(a) Unless otherwise specified, payment terms shall be 2%, 15 Net 30 DOI for all orders of items listed in this catalog
Provided the customer does not have an account with Kodak or its subsidiaries which is past due, the 2 percent cash discount allowance is based on the net amount of the invoice (“invoice total’’) and will be given for payment of invoices received by Kodak on or before the 15th day after the date of invoice. However, there will be no 2% cash discount if payment is made via credit card. Subject to Kodak Credit Department approval, credit card payments via VISA, Mastercard and American Express may be accepted, although additional service fees may apply. If not discounted, invoices are due for payment on a net basis within 30 days after the date of invoice. No additional discounts or charge backs are allowed for early payment anticipation. All remittances should be made to the address as shown on the invoice or as indicated by our Regional Credit Office
(b) All payments shall be in U.S. dollars, including applicable taxes, and directed to an address designated by Seller. Failure to make timely payment of invoices covering final or partial shipments entitles Seller, at its option, to either (i) require full payment prior to the shipment of any product and/or provision of any Support Services; (ii) withhold delivery of ordered goods and/or services without liability or (iii) assess a late charge on past due amounts at the rate of 24% per annum (or 2% per month) or the maximum rate allowed by applicable law, if less. If Customer has a dispute with Seller regarding any monies owed under this Agreement, Customer shall pay any undisputed monies owed by Customer and enter into good faith negotiations with Seller to resolve any such dispute as soon as possible
Billing Discrepancies—Any errors in billing must be reported to our Credit Department within 12 months of the original invoice date. Claims and/or deductions taken for billing discrepancies after 12 months from the original date of invoice will not be investigated or honored
Taxes—Please note that sales, use, or other taxes measured by sales or receipts are not included in the prices shown. Where applicable, such taxes will be billed if a valid exemption certificate is not furnished
Where a valid exemption certificate is furnished, tax will not be billed unless we can determine that the purchase will be used in a taxable manner. Omission of tax should not be construed as a basis for exemption. If used in a taxable manner and no tax was billed by Kodak, the customer is required to remit applicable taxes directly to the taxing authorities
Transportation Prepayment Plan—Transportation costs will be paid by Kodak on all orders having a billing value of $1,000 or more excluding tax, and calling for single shipments to domestic U.S. addresses from Kodak Regional Distribution Centers or designated shipping points, to be delivered within 5 business days after day of order placement, using Kodak’s preferred carrier
This prepaid transportation plan applies only to regular photographic merchandise, except special photographic goods which are listed in this catalog as available only from Rochester. Also exempt from this plan are those items that require special handling and orders on which the customer requests a method of shipment other than that which would normally be used
Shipment Discrepancies—Any errors in shipment must be reported immediately upon receipt to the Kodak Regional Distribution Center that services you. Requests for adjustments on concealed shortages involving cartons received intact must be reported to the Kodak Regional Distribution Center within 15 days of receipt of the shipment
Proof of Delivery Requests—Request for Proof of Delivery (POD) must be made within nine months of the original invoice date. Claims for lost freight cannot be asserted after nine months from the original date of invoice. Requests received after nine months from the original invoice date will not be investigated or honored
Film Return Policy—Allowance of a return is at Kodak’s sole discretion. A return will be accepted only after prior authorization by Kodak and subject to compliance with the following terms and conditions: Returns must be made within 30 days of purchase. A 15% restocking and handling fee applies. Total returns are not to exceed 10% of the total volume purchased per project. Only unmarked, undamaged, factory sealed products of current emulsions will be accepted. A Kodak sales representative will provide the appropriate return address and preferred carrier(s). Product for return must be stored and shipped under recommended conditions. All returns must be shipped prepaid (unless otherwise specified by Kodak) in original packaging. Kodak will provide company packaging as needed for return shipments
Variation in Film Quantity—It is necessary from a manufacturing standpoint that we reserve the right to furnish, in some instances, shorter length rolls than the standard sales length. Short length rolls will be supplied only for those items priced per foot. Items priced per roll will be supplied in standard sales lengths. Short length rolls will be billed accordingly on a footage basis and, in addition, a quantity variation of plus or minus 10 percent from the footage ordered will apply. A minus 10 percent quantity variation will also apply to all nonfactory stocked films whether priced per roll or per foot (FTO, Finish-to-Order Items)
MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTS US EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 4, 2022General Terms and Conditions—Continued Limitations of Liability Limitations of Liability on Sensitized Goods The sale, use, and handling of Kodak sensitized goods are subject to the applicable limitation of liability listed below: Film—Kodak films will be replaced if defective in manufacture, labeling, or packaging, or if damaged or lost by us or any Kodak subsidiary company. Except for such replacement, the sale, or other handling of these films is without warranty or liability, even though defect, damage, or loss is caused by negligence or other fault. Since color dyes may in time change, color films will not be replaced for, or otherwise warranted against, any change in color
Limitations of Liability on all other Products The sale, license, use and handling of all other Kodak products are subject to the applicable limitation of liability listed below: Other Products (excluding Sensitized Goods)—All Kodak motion picture related chemicals or products (including software and equipment), other than sensitized goods, will be replaced if defective in manufacture, labeling or packaging, or if damaged or lost by us or any Kodak subsidiary company. Chemicals may discolor and stability cannot be guaranteed if stored / used beyond the expiration date printed on the packaging. Kodak is not responsible for replacement of expired chemicals. Except for such replacement or re-performance, the sale, license, use or other handling of these chemicals, products is without warranty or liability, even if defect, damage or loss is caused by negligence or other fault
Disclaimer of Warranty and Damages; Remedies Except for any warranties expressly provided in this catalog, all other warranties expressed or implied are disclaimed, including the IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Under no circumstances will Kodak be liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, or special damages, even if advised of the possibility of such damages. Kodak's entire liability and customer's sole remedy for defective film, chemicals or other products will be the repair, replacement or re - performance, as the case may be, of the purchased item. Kodak's maximum liability for damages related to any purchase under this catalog will not exceed the purchase price paid by customer for the goods
Transactional Emails Kodak may send email communications related to orders placed by the customer. Customer agrees that all such email communications from Kodak to customer or its employees are transactional or relationship messages within the meaning of the United States CAN-SPAM Act of 2003
Runtime / Length Conversion Table 6 MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTS US EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 4, 2022Winding Designations / Exposure Index / Perforation Types Winding Designations—A plastic core is normally used with all 16 mm films in lengths over 200 feet and with all 35 mm films in lengths over 100 feet. Camera spools are normally supplied with 16 mm x 100 ft rolls
It is necessary to designate the desired winding for 16 mm film perforated one edge and for 35 mm film with 16 mm and 8 mm perforations. Proper choice of winding depends on the equipment upon which the film is to be used. The following sketches illustrate the various windings: 16 mm Winding A 16 mm Winding B In the above sketches the film is wound on cores. When the roll is held so that the outside leader or head end of the film leaves the roll at the top and toward the right, Winding A has the perforations along the edge of the film toward the observer and Winding B has the perforations along the edge away from the observer
Exposure Index—Where applicable, the exposure index is shown for both daylight and tungsten light exposure
Perforation Types 35 mm and 65 mm End Use 1. BH-1870. 35 mm Bell-Howell film negative perforations with a pitch measurement of 0.1870’’ (long pitch) [SMPTE 93- 2005] 2. BH-1866. 35 mm Bell-Howell film negative perforations with a pitch measurement of 0.1866’’ (short pitch) [SMPTE 93- 2005] 3. KS-1870. 35 mm and 65 mm Kodak Standard positive perforations with a pitch measurement of 0.1870’’ (long pitch) [SMPTE 145-2004; SMPTE 139-2003] 4. KS-1866. 35 mm and 65 mm Kodak Standard positive perforations with a pitch measurement of 0.1866’’ (short pitch) [SMPTE 145-2004; SMPTE 139-2003] 5. DH-1870. 35 mm Dubray-Howell film perforations with a pitch measurement of 0.1870’’ (long pitch) [SMPTE 237-2003] 6. KS-1870. 70 mm film perforated 65 mm Kodak Standard positive perforations with a pitch measurement of 0.1870’’ (long pitch) [SMPTE 119-2004] 16 mm End Use 7. 2R-2994. 16 mm film perforated two edges with a perforation pitch of 0.2994’’ (short pitch) [SMPTE 109-2003] 8. 2R-3000. 16 mm film perforated two edges with a perforation pitch of 0.3000’’ (long pitch) [SMPTE 109-2003] 9. 1R-2994. 16 mm film perforated one edge with a perforation pitch of 0.2994’’ (short pitch) [SMPTE 109-2003] 10. 3R-2994. 35 mm film perforated 16 mm with a perforation pitch of 0.2994’’ (short pitch) [SMPTE 171-2001] 11. 1R-3000. 16 mm film perforated one edge with a perforation pitch of 0.3000’’ (long pitch) [SMPTE 109-2003] 12. 3R-3000. 35 mm film perforated 16 mm with a perforation pitch of 0.2994’’ (long pitch) [SMPTE 171-2001] Super 8 and 8 mm End Use 13. 2R-1500. 16 mm film perforated two edges with perforation pitch of 0.1500’’ [SMPTE 239-2004] 14. 1R-1667. 8 mm film perforated super 8 one edge with a perforation pitch of 0.1667’’ (long pitch) [SMPTE 149-2004] 15. 2R-1664 (1-4). 16 mm film perforated super 8 two edges in the 1-4 position with a perforation pitch of 0.1664’’ (short pitch) [SMPTE 168-2001] 16. 2R-1664 (1-3). 16 mm film perforated super 8 two edges in the 1-3 position with a perforation pitch of 0.1664’’ (short pitch) [SMPTE 151-2004] 17. 2R-1664. 35 mm film perforated super 8 two edges in the 1-0 position with a perforation pitch of 0.1664’’ (short pitch) [SMPTE 169-2002] 18. 5R-1667. 35 mm film perforated super 8 in the 1-3-5-7-0 position with a perforation pitch of 0.1667’’ (long pitch) [SMPTE 165-1999_archive] 19. 19. 1R-1500. 8 mm film perforated one edge with perforation pitch of 0.1500” [SMPTE 239 -2004] 7 MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTS US EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 4, 2022Placing an Order Monday - Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Eastern Time Call KODAK Customer Service (800) 356-3259, use prompt 3, then prompt 1 Please have the following information available: 1. The CAT Nos. of the items you want to purchase if you are placing your order by telephone
2. The number of rolls or footage you want to purchase
Ordering Quantities—For faster service and easier handling, case-lot quantities should be ordered whenever possible
Roll Case Approx
Case Film Width Film Type Length Quantity Weight 70 mm Print Films Color 2000 ft 2 49 lb 2500 ft 2 54 lb 65 mm Camera Films Color 400 ft 2 14 lb 500 ft 2 15 lb 1000 ft 2 23 lb 65 mm Intermediate Films Color 2500 ft 1 28 lb 35 mm Camera Films Color/B&W 400 ft 10 26 lb 1000 ft 5 30 lb 35 mm Intermediate Films Color/B&W 2000 ft 3 34 lb 2250 ft 3 38 lb 35 mm Print Films Color/B&W 2000 ft 3 34 lb (cans) / 30 lb (vac bag) 16 mm Camera Films Color/B&W 100 ft 50 22 lb 400 ft 20 30 lb 16 mm Intermediate Films Color 2000 ft 6 33 lb 16 mm Print Films Color/B&W 2000 ft 6 32 lb 3000 ft 6 45 lb Super 8 mm Camera Films Color/B&W 50 ft* 20 4 lb 35 mm Sound Recording Films 2050 ft 3 33 lb 2180 ft 3 34 lb 16 mm Sound Recording Films 1200 ft 10 32 lb * Cartridge-super 8Ordering Instructions 1. To facilitate prompt handling, be sure “Entertainment Imaging” is included in the address and only items in this price schedule are included in your order
2. When ordering, be sure to indicate CAT No. and product description
Example: For goods priced per roll, a typical order would read: CAT No. 845 2062, 50 rolls 16 mm KODAK VISION3 500T Color Negative Film 7219, camera spool, perforated one edge, B wind, 100 ft, SP455 Generally, all 16 mm Intermediate and Print Films are packaged 2 rolls per can. Minimum orders should be for 2 rolls or multiples thereof
3. The perforation type and pitch information shown after each item is the one that will be supplied unless otherwise specified. In general, all variations not listed are either not available, or are available on a special-order basis. For additional technical information, telephone or write to the nearest Entertainment Imaging office (listed on page 14). Unless otherwise indicated, it is our intention to maintain a factory stock of all the films listed herein
4. Non-factory stocked items will be supplied in accordance with our standard practices and also will be subject to minimum-order quantities and delay in delivery. To determine availability, requests should be directed to the nearest Entertainment Imaging office (see pages 2 and 14)
5. On 16 mm films perforated one edge, and certain 35 mm films, be sure to specify the winding designation. This determines which edge contains the perforations. The type of equipment upon which the film is to be used dictates the winding required
For a description of A or B windings, see page 7
6. Clearly indicate any special transportation instruction (see Transportation on page 5). Otherwise, normal surface transportation will apply
8 MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTS US EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 4, 2022Description of Specification Numbers SP No Width in mm Perforation Core/Spool/Mag Winding Remarks 35 mm 239 35 35 mm BH Y Footage numbered Same as SP239, wound emulsion out, 240 35 35 mm BH Y footage numbered 241 35 35 mm DH Y All films long pitch 0.1870, footage numbered 242 35 35 mm BH Y For high-speed cameras, footage numbered 415 35 35 mm KS S-83 100-ft spool Footage numbered 417 35 35 mm BH S-83 100-ft spool none 441 35 35 mm BH Y 0.1866 pitch 651 35 35 mm KS AA none 663 35 35 mm KS U none 665 35 35 mm KS U none 666 35 35 mm KS EE or Y EE core for color print films 668 35 35 mm KS Y Short pitch 0.1866, ID print in margin 669 35 35 mm KS U B Perforated one edge 670 35 35 mm KS Y Long pitch 0.1870 674 35 35 mm KS K Short pitch 0.1866 678 35 35 mm KS U Long pitch 0.1870 683 35 35 mm KS Y Short pitch 0.1866, ID mid-print 701 35 35 mm BH Y none 718 35 35 mm BH U Footage numbered 720 35 35 mm BH U none Same as SP718, wound emulsion out, 721 35 35 mm BH U footage numbered Precision perforations-reduced dimension 722 35 35 mm BH U tolerances 727 35 35 mm BH U Footage numbered 739 35 35 mm BH Y Footage numbered, except ESTAR 746 35 35 mm BH U none 767 35 None Y Non-canned packaging, no frame line markings 779 35 35 mmKS EE or Y Non-canned packaging; EE core for color print films 789 35 35-mmKS EE or Y Non-canned packaging; EE core for color print films 798 35 35 mm BH U Long pitch 0.1870 35 mm Multi-Perforated 256 35 35/32–4 Row Y none 273 35 super 8–5 Row Y B Use SP715 for Winding A 694 35 35/32–2 Row K 0.3000 pitch 715 35 super 8–5 Row Y A Use SP273 for Winding B 730 35 35/32–2 Row Y Non-canned packaging, no frame line markings 733 35 35/16–3 Row Y B Non-canned packaging, no frame line markings 735 35 35/16–3 Row Y B none 780 35 8 mm–2 Row U A none 791 35 35/32–2 Row U none 794 35 35/16–3 Row U A Use SP797 for Winding B 65 mm and 70 mm 331 65 65 mm KS P 0.1870 pitch 332 65 KS1866 P Emulsion In Latent image sequential numbers every 120 perfs 333 65 65 mm KS P Latent image sequential numbers every 80 perfs 334 65 KS PA Emulsion In Latent image sequential numbers every 120 perfs 335 65 65 mm KS PA Latent image sequential numbers every 80 perfs 481 70 None R-84 Plastic spool 512 70 70 mm KS S 0.1866 pitch 542 70 65 mm KS S none Note: Some specification numbers are provided for historical reference and may no longer be available
9 MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTS US EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 4, 2022Description of Specification Numbers—Continued SP No Width in mm Perforation Core/Spool/Mag Winding Remarks 16 mm 230 16 16 mm–2 Edges Z 0.2994 pitch; footage numbered 324 16 16 mm–2 Edges G-45 core Emulsion Out 0.2994 pitch 430 16 16 mm–2 Edges R-90 100-ft spool 0.3000 pitch for high-speed cameras 432 16 16 mm–2 Edges R-190 200-ft spool 0.3000 pitch for high-speed cameras 434 16 16 mm–2 Edges S-153 400-ft spool 0.3000 pitch for high-speed cameras 435 16 16 mm-2 Edges Z 0.3000 pitch for high-speed cameras 437 16 16 mm–1 Edge S-153 spool B 0.2994 pitch 438 16 16 mm–2 Edges No. 6 Magazine core No edge print, no edge numbers, 0.2994 pitch 445 16 16 mm–1 Edge A Emulsion Out For Aaton A-Minima Camera 449 16 16 mm–2 Edges R-90 100-ft spool none 450 16 16 mm–2 Edges R-190 200-ft spool none 451 16 16 mm–2 Edges T 2-in. O.D. core for lengths through 400 ft 452 16 16 mm–2 Edges Z 3-in. O.D. core for lengths over 400 ft 452N 16 16 mm–2 Edges Z 0.2994 pitch 455 16 16 mm–1 Edge R-90 100-ft spool B none 456 16 16 mm–1 Edge R-190 200-ft spool B none 457 16 16 mm–1 Edge T B 2-in. O.D. core for lengths through 400 ft 458 16 16 mm–1 Edge Z B 3-in. O.D. core for lengths over 400 ft 458J 16 16 mm–1 Edge Z B 0.2994 pitch 462N 16 16 mm–2 Edges R-236 50-ft spool 0.3000 pitch for high-speed cameras 467 16 8 mm–2 Edges Z 3-in. O.D. core for lengths over 400 ft Non-canned packaging; 3-in. O.D. core for 561 16 16 mm–2 Edges Z lengths over 400 ft Non-canned packaging; 3-in. O.D. core for 563 16 16 mm–1 Edge Z B lengths over 400 ft Non-canned packaging; 3-in. O.D. core for 565 16 16 mm–1 Edge Z A lengths over 400 ft 578 16 16 mm–2 Edges S-153 400-ft spool none For double Super 8 movie cameras 580 16 Super 8–2 Edges R-90 100-ft spool for 1-4 position 612 16 16 mm–1 Edge T A none 0.2994 pitch, 3-in. O.D. core for lengths over 618 16 16 mm–1 Edge Z A 400 ft 0.3000 pitch, 3-in. O.D. core for lengths over 618J 16 16 mm–1 Edge Z A 400 ft 622 16 Super 8 (1-4) Z 3-in. O.D. core for lengths over 400 ft 622T 16 Super 8 (1-4) T none 628 16 Super 8 (1-3) Z B For 1-4 position; Use SP622 or SP622T 635 16 None Z 636 16 None R-90 spool 642 16 None T No edgeprint 649 16 None Z No edgeprint Super 8 mm 464 8 Super 8–1 Edge Super 8 cartridge B For Super 8 cartridge cameras 575 8 Super 8–1 Edge Dispenser container A For 8 mm leader products only 584 8 Super 8–1 Edge Dispenser container B For 8 mm leader products only 8 mm 586 8 8 mm–1 Edge Dispenser container B For 8 mm leader products only Note: Some specification numbers are provided for historical reference and may no longer be available
10 MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTS US EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 4, 2022Format Choices 11 MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTS US EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 4, 2022How to read a Film Can Label 12
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