[Konvas] Panavision???
Peter Haas
peterhaas at cruzio.com
Thu Sep 10 18:41:45 CDT 2009
On Sep 10, 2009, at 4:01 PM, Speedbirdmgh at aol.com wrote:
> Standard 16mm and Super16mm is still used worldwide. S16mm
> accounts for 50% of all TV production in Europe and many other
> countries too. You cannot beat it for clarity and contrast from
> such a small light camera even for wildlife where sharpness is a
> must. That's why Aaton (pronounced 'A'ton) are maintaining 16mm
> camera production and rental houses have increased the choice of
> cameras by rebuilding old stock units.
>
BBC has been using S16-converted Panavision *Elaines* for decades,
and now all *Elaines* are S16.
Lots of relatively high-budget TV shows are produced on S16, yet some
really poor TV shows adhere to 35, occasionally 3-perf.
Eventually, it WILL come down to Eastman:s T-grain negative, its
intermediate and its LPP positive print film.
Oh, plus some B'W duplicating films and B'W variable-area sound
track negative films.
Not a lot of business for two companies the size of Eastman and Fuji.
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