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-CINE-KODAK FILM
T TXIFORMIT^ , reliability, l)rilliant (|uality — these are the characteristics ^ that have made Cine-Kodak Film, 8 mm. and 10 mm., the standard film for mo\'ie makers. Film cost, of course, inchides scientific processing of the film and its return, ready for projection.
Here are the Cine-Kodak Films; there's a "right " emulsion for every type of movie making.
KODACHROME, the magnificent full-color film, is available in hotli S mm. and Ui mm. widths, in rolls and magazines. 1(! mm. prices: 100-ft. roll, $8; .50-ft. roll. $4.:U): .)0-ft. magazine, $4.05. 8 mm., 25-ft. roll, $.'!.-K).
KODACHROME, TYPE A, is color balanced for coh)r movies by I'liotoflood light, .\vailable in the same sizes as regular Kodachrome and at the same prices.
SUPER-XX "PAN" is the high-speed blackand-white film for indoor movies or for shots wherever daylight is poor. 16 nun. only. The 100-ft. roll is $(i.7.5, 50-ft. roll, .%'!.75, and 50ft. magazine. $4.
SUPER-X "PAN" is the favorite outdoor film for general work, accurately responsive to filters; yet it is fast enough for indoor work,
assuming ample lighting. .\ Hi mm. film. The price, per 100-ft. roll, is .^O-ft. roll. .$.'!. '25; .^O-f*^. magazine, $,'i.50.
CINE-KODAK SAFETY (Panchromatic), an inexpensive, relatively slow film of good quality, for use when the special ((ualities of the other films are not retjuired. A 16 mm. film, available only in 100-ft. rolLs, at $4.50.
8 MM. SUPER-X "PAN" is the speed film for 8 nun. camera owners, a brilliant, clean-cut film of ample speed for well lighted interiors and for the widest variety of outdoor work. The '25-ft. roll is $'2.^5.
8 MM. "PAN" is the famous, fine grain film that made 8 mm. movies not only possible but popular. .\ beautiful daylight film, wide in latitude, crisp in quality. Price, $"2.
EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY, ROCHESTER, N. Y.
American Cinematographer
June, 1940 275