Kodak E-24 KODAK VERICOLOR PRINT FILM / 4111 Sheets, Sizes Available, Darkroom Recommedations

KODAK VERICOLOR PRINT FILM / 4111 (Sheets)

KODAK VERICOLOR Print Film is intended for producing positive transparencies from color negatives and internegatives for displays or photo mechanical reproduction. This film has a dimensionally stable 7-mil ESTAR Thick Base with a retouching surface on both sides.

SIZES AVAILABLE

KODAK VERICOLOR Print Film / 4111

Rolls (in. x ft)	Spec No.	ESTAR Thick	CAT No.
		Base
40 x 100	351	7-mil	122 2223
50 x 100		(0.18 mm)	122 2249

Sheets	Size	ESTAR Thick	CAT No.
	(Inches)	Base
10	4 x 5		122 1357
10	8 x 10		122 1373
50	8 x 10	7-mil	122 1399
50	10 x 10	(0.18 mm)	122 1415
10	11 x 14		122 1431
10	20 x 24		122 1472

STORAGE AND HANDLING

High temperatures or high humidities may produce undesirable changes in these films. Store unexposed film at 13°C (55°F) or lower in the original sealed package. To prevent condensation on film that has been refrigerated, allow the film to warm up to room temperature before you open the package.

Use the film as soon as possible after purchase, and before the expiration date. For consistent results, use the same handling procedures between exposure and processing. Keep exposed film cool and dry, and process it as soon as possible after exposure.

Store processed film at 21°C (70°F) or lower at a relative humidity below 50 percent. For information on long-term storage, see KODAK Publication No. E-30, Storage and Care of KODAK Films and Papers—Before and After Processing.

Note: You can freeze exposed KODAK VERICOLOR Print Film to minimize changes. If you cannot process this film within 4 hours after exposing it, store it in a moistureproof container and freeze it to avoid changes in the latent image. Allow the film to warm up to room temperature before you process it.

DARKROOM RECOMMEDATIONS

Do not use a safelight. Handle unprocessed film in total darkness.

EXPOSURE

Equipment

Use exposing equipment that has a tungten-halogen (3200 K) light source, a heat-absorbing glass, and untraviolet-absorbing filter (such as a KODAK WRATTEN Gelatin Filter No. 2B or a KODAK Color Printing Filter CP2B), and built-in dichroic filters.

Printing Color Negatives and Internegatives

KODAK VERICOLOR Print Film is intended for exposures times of 1 to 20 seconds. Set the illumination at the exposure plane at 2 footcandles (22 lux) without a negative or filters in the light beam. Use an initial exposure time between 1 and 15 seconds.

To print negatives made on Kodak color films onto VERICOLOR Print Film, use a starting filter pack of

20M + 30Y. Negatives made on daylight-balanced films exposed with tungsten light will require more yellow filtration. Push processed negatives may require a different filter pack.

These filter packs are based on average emulsions of VERICOLOR Print Film. See the film carton for supplementary information on each emulsion. The information lists filter and includes aperture adjustments for times of 10 and 120 seconds. The aperture adjustment includes the exposure adjustment required for the filters.

Use these recommendations as a guide for making trial exposures. For best tone rendering and color balance, make a test transparency from each type of film negative. View the test tranparencies on a illuminator that has the same color quality and brightness as the illuminator you will use to display or view the finished transparencies.

Because of the variables involved in producing internegatives from different types of transparency films, make test to determine the best filter pack for printing internegatives onto KODAK VERICOLOR Print Film. Start with a filter pack that produces successful results in printing original camera negatives and adjust filtration and exposure as required.

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