[Tig] instinctive contrast

[Bob Festa]

Black and white stocks have no "Rem Jet" backing layer. Thats why B+W gets such great halation splay around whites

The early Cintel machines were like a blender with this stuff. I can remember having to vaccuum the deck plate after each reel of film.

See, there are parts of this business I remember fondly :)

________________________________________________________
Bob Festa                                        bfesta at ascentmedia.com
Director of Commercial Imaging              310 434 6000
R!OT Santa Monica



-----Original Message-----
From: tig-bounces at tig.colorist.org on behalf of Greg D.
Sent: Sun 3/18/2007 2:09 PM
Cc: Telecine Internet Group
Subject: RE: [Tig] instinctive contrast
 
Thanks to Cintel International for support in 2007.  http://www.colorist.org/wiki3
====


 
My favorite thing about b&w neg stock was the softer emulsion (or some
processing quirk) making a mess of the gate and rollers on the Ursa.
-Greg Dildine


_______________________________________________
No personal abuse; absolutely no advertising or marketing on the main TIG mailinglist.  Help to maintain a high signal-to-noise ratio on the TIG.
Tig mailing list
Tig at tig.colorist.org
http://tig.colorist.org/mailman/listinfo/tig