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Hey Sean -<br>
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Well, I don't plan to process it myself, but yes, it's 16mm Cine-X
bw reversal that gets exposed twice, then cut in half after it's
developed. You actually flip the magazine after it runs through
once and then run it through again to expose the second side (thus
'double run').<br>
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I'll give loading the magazines a shot in the noisebridge darkroom
soon.<br>
<br>
Stuart<br>
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On 06/08/2011 07:24 AM, Sean Cusack wrote:
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<div>Am I correct in assuming that by double run you mean its a
double 8mm camera? i.e. you bought 16mm film and are planning on
cutting it in half?</div>
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<div>I have a mansfield holiday II double 8 at home...it doesn't
use cartridges, its a straight up spool. I do a pretty good job
unloading/reloading the film in my bathroom and not getting many
light problems on Cine-X, so I would think the NB darkroom would
be OK for what you're looking for...those old cameras (ok, maybe
I should say my old camera) has some leaks in it anyways that
makes the resulting images look pretty rad IMHO.</div>
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<div>Sean<br>
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<div class="gmail_quote">On Sun, Jun 5, 2011 at 1:05 PM, Stuart
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Hello Darkroom Users -<br>
<br>
I recently rebuilt and repaired an all-mechanical 1948
Revere B-63<br>
double run 8-mm camera. Found some of the old magazines
those cameras<br>
used, and got 100' of Cine-X to load them with. Now, I need
a<br>
darkroom to actually load the film into the magazines so I
can start<br>
shooting. I'll probably build a small jig to make winding
the cores<br>
easier.<br>
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I see on the wiki that there are some light-leaks at the
moment. Are<br>
these bad enough to fog film during loading, such that I
should work<br>
inside a bag?<br>
<br>
Stuart<br>
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