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Make-up Tests , Photographed on Agfa Supreme Negative
on with a brush, by the way, instead of being applied directly in the manner most women apply lipstick.
Since the ‘‘pancake” type of makeup is now standard, the series of tests recently undertaken by experts from Max Factor. Inc., the Agfa Raw Film Corporation and the Agfa-Ansco Division of the General Aniline and Film Corporation were all made using this product. In view of the fact that an increasing number of portrait and commercial still photographers todav are expressing an interest in make-up. not only Agfa-Ansco’s two 35mm. motion picture emulsions — Agfa Supreme and Agfa Ultra Speed Pan — were used, but also a group of the Agfa cut film products, including Agfa Superpan Portrait. Agfa Isopan, Agfa SSS Pan and Agfa Superpan Press. The negatives were developed in the recommended Agfa developers, and the prints made on Agfa Cykon and Cykora papers.
Make-Up for Agfa 35mm. Films
Three make-ups were tested. The first, identified in the test exposures by the letter “B,” was an approximation
of what, from the study of spectroscopic cures, we felt should be correct for these films. It consisted of the No. 6-N “pancake” foundation, with the "Deep Red” lip rouge, and gray eye-shadow.
The second make-up, evolved after viewing the first tests, consisted of the No. 7-N "pancake" foundation, the No. 40 Dark lip rouge, and gray eyeshadow. This was identified in the tests as “C.”
The third make-up was identical with this “C” make-up. except that a No. 390A Dark lip rouge was used. It was identified as make-up “D.”
From these tests, definite recommendations as to the best make-up for the various film types involved have been developed. However, since individual opinions as to what constitutes a normal rendition of facial tones can and does differ in some instances, we print all of the final tests, so that readers may reach their own conclusions.
The tests made on Agfa Supreme were exposed in a Contax camera, and as in all the tests, the exposure was determined with a Weston photoelec
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