[Konvas] 35mm film for still cameras into Konvas Mag?

[Adam Frey]

A few months ago I shot a lens test with a 24 roll (I believe I posted 
the results to the list). As H.W. pointed out, I found the biggest issue 
I had was loading the darned thing without wasting too much film. I 
think I burned close to a foot. But other than that, 35mm Mopic is 
basically a 1/2 frame of the 35mm still (aka 135) frame.

As an aside, I must not have hit the update button after uploading Mr 
Stone's descriptions. So I have re-updated the page on the KS/P & BH/N 
perforations issue. Like many things, Kodak seems to have a double 
standard on how they talk about them. They list KS and BH in several 
places on their site, but their cans are listed as "P" & "N". Anyway, it 
now has his added information.

Looking at a can of Kodak Mopic 35mm, it says:
	35 N4740(1866) EI
Which means:
	35 = Film Width
	N = Perforation Type
	4740(186) = Perforation Pitch, Metric/Inches
	EI = Emulsion In, Emulsion Position and winding type

Cheers,

Adam Frey
Director/Cinematographer
Crimson Chain Productions
http://crimsonchain.com

Crimson Chain Productions
PO Box 35
Libertytown, MD 21771