Erwin,
You will find that the filters are necessary, the film batch really does
change from batch to batch. I used this film for duping many slide at my
place of work. It was done on a Beseler slide duplicator and it had the
dichroic filters built in. I could just dial in the necessary changes. Even
with this convenience it would always take more testing than I wanted to
spend the time and money on. Still it was one of the best films for duping.
If you decided to use the film be warned that the filter recommendation
is just that a recommendation and you can only use it as a starting point.
Leslie
Ohio, USA
In a message dated 17/5/00 10:02:42 PM, erwin.voogt@xxxxxx writes:
<< Hi,
I'm planning to make slide duplicates using the Kodak Ektachrome SO-366
duplicating film. However, the manual of the film says I need the "color
compansating filters" 10C, 10M and 80Y. A new role of SO-366 will probably
need a different filter combination. Unfortunately the filters are quite
difficult to get and moreover not very cheap (about $20 each).
So my question is, how necessary are these filters? Is the colour balance
between individual SO-366 roles very different?
I want to make duplicaties mainly of kodachrome slides, using a T32 as light
source. (Futhermore I have all the necessary macro stuff.)
I have no experience with slideduplication, so all information is wellcome.
Thanks, >>
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