What process should be used to develop Fujifilm motion picture stock such as Eterna 400T or F-64D? Is it ECN-2 like the Kodak Vision3 films, C-41 with a remjet removal step or something else entirely? To my surprise I couldn't find any information regarding the official specifications.
As Fuji's marketing sheet states, the film is processed in ECN-2.
If it is not often mentioned, it is probably because it is just as obvious, that colour negative cinema film is processed in ECN-2, as it is that still film is processed in C-41.
-
I had looked straight over that. I wasn't sure either that ECN-2 was considered the de facto standard for motion picture film like C-41 is for colour negative still film. – G_H Nov 19 '19 at 14:22
Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged film developing fujifilm or ask your own question.
Hot Network Questions
- Why does the Party care to inform the people about the current war situation?
- 13 Chord Voicing Without Root, 3rd or 5th
- A solvable Riley Riddle
- Why is my current 18.04.3 system not running the same kernel as a new 18.04.3 system?
- Which 8-bit computers were used in German schools in the 1980s?
- A non-recursive, explicit formula for the Fabius function
- Children’s book about time travel and friends being taken from past time periods
- What is the `TABLE example` syntax called?
- Why define CIA in security like this?
- Can you clean the idle air control on a 2002 Ford Escape
- Internetworking packet transfer
- What happens to a lich's soul when it dies with a Ring of Mind Shielding?
- Stress on wing/fuselage-joint of aerial water tanker aircraft - and possible mitigating measures
- How does the Linux kernel update itself?
- Implied notes in a chord
- Found a severe error in a conference paper after presentation but before the proceedings
- How many generations would it take until the noble and peasant classes become different species and cannot interbreed?
- Why aren't the Congressional limits on press coverage during the Trump impeachment trial considered a breach of the first amendment?
- Does the PGN specification mistakenly omit solidus (/) for symbol tokens?
- I'm a remorseless killer
- What to do when the interviewer is wrong?
- Reasons a fictitious metal is really hard to refine?
- How to let colleagues know that your desk is vacant?
- How much power and influence could a child monarch have?
