Konica Data Sheet

[Russ Rosener <rrosener@xxxxxxxxxx>]

>Simple fix for my flatbed: make sure it doesn't have the same
>SCSI ID as my new negative scanner.  (Duh!)  So now instead of
>hard-to-decode TIF files, the Konica 750 data sheet is on my web
>page in JPG images, same address as before:

>http://www.wolfenet.com/~josh/photo/konica.html

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Not sure if you're aware of it, but a pictorial data sheet for Konica IR
750 also existed. It was published about 1992 or '93. If anyone is
interested I'll scan it and post it on my web site. I'm not sure why
Konica does not advertise and produce this film more. With all the
success and attention Ilford got with SFX you'd think they'd be falling
all over themselves to sell this film. On a similar note, Konica is
finally releasing their 35mm c-41 black & white film in cassettes.
Originally it was available only in P&S disposable cameras. What makes
the film unique is that it is on an orange masked base for easier
printing on color paper. Konica had this film out a full year before
Kodak introduced TC 400N....?

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Russ Rosener
Washington University, St. Louis
http://home.stlnet.com/~rrosener/Archaic_Cyberspace.html


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