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==Edge Codes == | ==Edge Codes == | ||
*an edgecode chart for Kodak and Dupont 35mm stocks can be found [http://www.example.com | *an edgecode chart for Kodak and Dupont 35mm stocks can be found [http://www.example.com here]. | ||
* AGFA optical sound recording film stock, edge code will say "AGS": http://www.agfa.com/docs/sp/motionpictures/st8d_en.pdf | * AGFA optical sound recording film stock, edge code will say "AGS": http://www.agfa.com/docs/sp/motionpictures/st8d_en.pdf | ||
* A great page for [[16mm]] film stock identification can be found [http://www.paulivester.com/films/ here]. Many of these tips are applicable to [[35mm]] as well. | * A great page for [[16mm]] film stock identification can be found [http://www.paulivester.com/films/ here]. Many of these tips are applicable to [[35mm]] as well. | ||
Revision as of 12:21, 1 June 2017
- identification
- date codes
- storage
- dye fades
- how and why we use edgecode charts
Edge Codes
- an edgecode chart for Kodak and Dupont 35mm stocks can be found here.
- AGFA optical sound recording film stock, edge code will say "AGS": http://www.agfa.com/docs/sp/motionpictures/st8d_en.pdf
- A great page for 16mm film stock identification can be found here. Many of these tips are applicable to 35mm as well.