Re: More 16mm

[P3D <TimMaf@xxxxxxx>]

>> In Seattle neg. developing runs about
>> $.12 per foot and printing about the same.


>Not to get too far off topic here, but doesn't the "printing" price 
>(that is, making a film positive from the negative) depend on the 
>quality you want?

>In other words, I might be able to get a work print for $.12/foot, but a 
>print that's timed and corrected is usually quite a bit more.

Eric, you're correct that work print prices are cheaper than
timed prints. I usually forget that since I do the timing
on a telecine. 

However, I suspect that timing a roll that 
comes from a stereo still camera would either be damn
near impossible or far too expensive. For in addition to the
higher per print cost there is usually a per hour timing
charge. I suspect that this lack of timing is why I'm never 
satisfied with the slides that come from Seattle Film Works.

Tim Maffia
Seattle 


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