Re: welcome

["Willem-Jan Markerink" <w.j.markerink@xxxxx>]

On  7 Jan 97 at 19:56, BIELECKJ@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> 
> One problem with 70mm is that it can come perforated (sprocket holes along 
> both edges). As a result, it is considerably wider than normal 120/220 
> film. And yes, it can be bulk loaded. We just purchased both 100' and 150' 
> lengths of both B&W and Color IR which we will load into 15' canisters.  We 
> haven't tried it yet so I cannot comment to how difficult it is to load, 
> but I'm hoping it's not a big deal.

Will you use some kind of loading device, similar to 35mm?
It won't be daylight loadable in case of Aerographic of course, but 
still.
Btw, I think I have seen 600' and 1200' lenghts for other aerial 
film, could even be 35mm. Gives a mighty amount of shots, even in 
MF....8-))
 
> The Canadian Forest Service will cut 70mm color IR film to 220 (don't ask 
> me how), but this is for specialized Forestry use and not available to the 
> general public.

Baloney, they don't have to provide us with the cut film, only with the 
method! Would you please ask them about how they cut it, and other 
experiences in actual use/shootings? Please? Pretty Please?....;-)) 

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