Developing your own movie film using a rewind tank

That site generates a lot of suspicious pop-ups. I'd avoid it.

Martin, could you check it out and let us know if it's okay?

Norm Lehfeldt

"George Selinsky" <gselinskyspamsucks RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrotf:

>The movie processing page at http://www.geocities.com/gselinsky has just
>added links to several articles by movie processing expert Martin
>Baumgarten, on the processing of color and black and white motion picture
>film using the common Morse / Arkay / Doran G-3 processor - scroll to the
>bottom.
>
>- George.
>
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are you sure? i didnt get any pop ups at all...


"norml" <normlehf.RemoveThis@pacbell.net> wrote in message
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> That site generates a lot of suspicious pop-ups. I'd avoid it.
>
> Martin, could you check it out and let us know if it's okay?
>
> Norm Lehfeldt
>
> "George Selinsky" <gselinskyspamsucks.RemoveThis@yahoo.com> wrotf:
>
> >The movie processing page at http://www.geocities.com/gselinsky has just
> >added links to several articles by movie processing expert Martin
> >Baumgarten, on the processing of color and black and white motion picture
> >film using the common Morse / Arkay / Doran G-3 processor - scroll to the
> >bottom.
> >
> >- George.
> >
>
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> That site generates a lot of suspicious pop-ups. I'd avoid it.

My site is hosted on Geocities, and it links to a few articles on some other
free servers (like Fortunecity, which is notorious for a popup storm
especially once you exit the page). If I get the author's permission I'll
gladly put the postings on my own webpage. Geocities tends to be rather
benign with pop-ups, they usually just have one of those side windows you
can close.

- G.
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Thanks, George.

I clicked on your original link and went out to the kitchen for a moment.

When I came back I had multiple iterations of Netscape running, with
pop-ups all over the place.

Some of them looked like data mines.

Norm.

"George Selinsky" <gselinskyspamsucks RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrotf:

>
>> That site generates a lot of suspicious pop-ups. I'd avoid it.
>
>My site is hosted on Geocities, and it links to a few articles on some other
>free servers (like Fortunecity, which is notorious for a popup storm
>especially once you exit the page). If I get the author's permission I'll
>gladly put the postings on my own webpage. Geocities tends to be rather
>benign with pop-ups, they usually just have one of those side windows you
>can close.
>
>- G.
>
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In case you're unaware, I'm not behind whatever popups you may recieve. If
Geocities pushes its popups on you then I am sorry, but there is nothing I
can do about it. I'm not rich enough to spend the money on a commercial
space and domain name for this subject. I'm glad to do whatever I can and
afford - if that's not good enough then I'm sorry.

- George.


"norml" <normlehf.RemoveThis@pacbell.net> wrote in message
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> Thanks, George.
>
> I clicked on your original link and went out to the kitchen for a moment.
>
> When I came back I had multiple iterations of Netscape running, with
> pop-ups all over the place.
>
> Some of them looked like data mines.
>
> Norm.
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"George Selinsky" <gselinskyspamsucks.RemoveThis@yahoo.com> wrote in
.... I'm not rich enough to spend the money on a commercial
> space and domain name for this subject.

George, lots of ISPs will let you have 2MB or 10MB of non-commercial web
space for free. I am on CWnet which is $9.95 per month, has lots of news
groups, and I have a free website with no popups or anything at
http://users.cwnet.com/clive5 .

I used to be on Screaminet / Access4cheap.com who did the same thing at
$5.95 per month, but they went out of business without a peep or any kind of
notice two days after charging my credit card for 6 months in advance! Maybe
the *very* cheapest one isn't the best...

Clive Tobin
Tightwads R Us
clive5 att
cw net
dott comm
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"norml" <normlehf DeleteThis @pacbell.net> wrote in message
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> Thanks, George.
>
> I clicked on your original link and went out to the kitchen for a moment.
>
> When I came back I had multiple iterations of Netscape running, with
> pop-ups all over the place.
>
> Some of them looked like data mines.
>
> Norm.
>
> "George Selinsky" <gselinskyspamsucks DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrotf:
>
> >
> >> That site generates a lot of suspicious pop-ups. I'd avoid it.
> >
> >My site is hosted on Geocities, and it links to a few articles on some
other
> >free servers (like Fortunecity, which is notorious for a popup storm
> >especially once you exit the page). If I get the author's permission I'll
> >gladly put the postings on my own webpage. Geocities tends to be rather
> >benign with pop-ups, they usually just have one of those side windows you
> >can close.
> >
> >- G.
> >
>
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"George Selinsky" <gselinskyspamsucks.DeleteThis@yahoo.com> writes:

> film using the common Morse / Arkay / Doran G-3 processor - scroll to the

Any one any idea where I could get one of these `common' processors?
For 35mm, a second for 70 would be nice. Morse type, need not be
able to handle long lengths.

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"Paul Repacholi" <prep.DeleteThis@prep.synonet.com> wrote in message
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> "George Selinsky" <gselinskyspamsucks.DeleteThis@yahoo.com> writes:
>
> > film using the common Morse / Arkay / Doran G-3 processor - scroll to
the
>
> Any one any idea where I could get one of these `common' processors?
> For 35mm, a second for 70 would be nice. Morse type, need not be
> able to handle long lengths.

As far as I am aware, there are no 70mm rewind tanks for movie use, none
that I have ever seen. I have heard of a motorized rewind tank that takes up
to 200 ft of film, but I don't know who made that. Martin Baumgarten would
probably be the one to ask.

- George.
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George Selinsky <gselinskyspamsucks RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>"Paul Repacholi" <prep RemoveThis @prep.synonet.com> wrote in message
>news:878ymyg2m0.fsf@prep.synonet.com...
>> "George Selinsky" <gselinskyspamsucks RemoveThis @yahoo.com> writes:
>>
>> > film using the common Morse / Arkay / Doran G-3 processor - scroll to
>the
>>
>> Any one any idea where I could get one of these `common' processors?
>> For 35mm, a second for 70 would be nice. Morse type, need not be
>> able to handle long lengths.
>
>As far as I am aware, there are no 70mm rewind tanks for movie use, none
>that I have ever seen. I have heard of a motorized rewind tank that takes up
>to 200 ft of film, but I don't know who made that. Martin Baumgarten would
>probably be the one to ask.

The folks who shoot 70mm film mostly are doing so because they need very
high resolution, and they don't want their film scratched up by rewind
systems.

Most of the 70mm stuff that was done by hand was done in large reels.
You might want to contact Olexandr Kalynychenko <olex RemoveThis @kalyna.dp.ua>,
who sells some of the old Soviet aerial film processing tanks. He used
to have a site on http://www.geocities.com/cinetank for information on
small batch procesing too.
--=scott

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