THE GALLERY


Photo by Joe McGloin

Minolta MGS

"Like many subbers, I've been lamenting the lack of 16mm color film. Nearly all of the current 16mm color film is special movie film.  I can slit 16mm from 35mm, but what a pain. I've feared using the 16mm movie negative film because of the REM JET backing. But now I have new hope. Here are my first results. With the REMJET remover and light rubbing, the backing comes off.  I'll be shooting up a storm with color film in my subminis from now on!"

The first shot -- PEACHES -- used Kodak EXR 50D 7245 color negative film (ISO 50).  1/60 at f4. 400mm close-up lens.  Developed in Unicolor K2 (1+2) at 90 degrees for 6 minutes. Scanned with a Nikon Coolscan. The contrast of the image was slightly increased in Picture Publisher."

The second shot -- MORNING GLORY -- used Kodak EXR 50D 7245 color negative film (ISO 50).  1/125 at f2.8. 400mm close-up lens.  Developed in Unicolor K2 (1+2) at 90 degrees for 6 minutes. Scanned with a Nikon Coolscan. "


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