Re: lith film

[pasha <supreme.pasha@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

dave,

thanks! the box says "polychrome graphic arts film"
"PFD4
HIGH-SPEED DUPLICATING FILM
0.004  IN (0.10 MM) POLYESTER BASE
PROCESSING: LITH OR RAPID ACCESS
SAFELIGHT RED, SERIES 1A OR EQUIVALENT
OR SODIUM VAPOR"

"Polychrome Corporation-On the Hudson-Yonkers, New York 10702"

it's reasonable to assume that any b&w film developer will give me direct reversal?

pasha

p.s. it's 20x24 and i'm excited to say--i've got a lot of it! before i get too excited about the film here, i have to remind myself, it may not be  in perfect condition.




P. David Van Verst wrote:

Pasha,

I believe you have a film made by Kodak designed for duplicating B/W negatives. Development in Dektol does give you a direct reversal.

Dave


On Feb 4, 2006, at 3:28 PM, pasha wrote:

a friend is in the used printing equipmetn business and gave me some boxes of "lith film". i haven't been able to get any information about it at all and was wondering if anyone had any advice? .........................................................................................................

thanks for any thoughts, advice, etc.

pasha