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I am attempting to make my own film I have mixed NaBr and AgNO3 to form AgBr (my emulsion) and I am applying via a Cachet gelatin product to 35mm clear leader. However, I am still lost as to what I should use as an anti-hallation backing, any suggestions?
-- Joshua Kleiman (joshdotcom@excite.com), April 24, 2001
IS this a serious question?
It's a bit late for All Fools Day.
-- Pete Andrews (p.l.andrews@bham.ac.uk), April 25, 2001.
Pete, he is serious. He posted a question about making his own movie film as I recall about a month ago and I recommended the Cachet. Josh, you might want to try a lamp carbon if I'm not mistaken.
-- Scott Walton (scotlynn@shore.net), April 25, 2001.
Scott thanks for legitimizing my question. Where can I find lamp carbon though?
-- Josh Kleiman (joshdotcom@excite.com), April 25, 2001.
You need to go to a good college library and do some research. You might start with Neblette's "Imaging Processes and Materials" or James' & Higgins' "Fundamentals of Photographic Theory". Their bibliographies should point you to other good sources for the information you need.
-- Ed Buffaloe (edb@unblinkingeye.com), April 25, 2001.