Kodak has their asa 25 recording film which also doubles as high contrast
copy film at asa 100. I haven't used it in years but recall that it's
capabilities will bring out the shortcomings of your optics. At asa 25 it is
developed in their high resolution developer, while at asa 100 (for copy
work) it is developed in HC110.
John Hermanson
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Rainer Wagner" <Rainer.Wagner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Olympusliste" <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 9:00 AM
Subject: [OM] High resolution B&W film
| Hi Zuikists,
| just have a look at this website :
| http://www.gigabitfilm.de/html/deutsch/inhalt.htm. Ok, its in german, but
the
| pictures speak out loud for themselves:
| http://www.gigabitfilm.de/html/deutsch/bildbeispiele.htm. There is now a
35mm film
| on the market, which is delivered together with developing chemistry for
15 DM
| altogether. The speed is 40 ASA, an the film resolution is 700 lines per
mm!
| The german "Fotomagazin" just published an article, which stated, that the
| resolution test tables stop at 500 lines per mm, and they could see this
resolved.
| Something for a real lens test, Gary? I have not tested this stuff yet,
but will
| do in due time.
| Rainer
|
|
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