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MOVIE MAKERS
J Y>$ A new film, at the old
n r n r price, that widens the scope
of full color movies
EASTMAN SUPER-SENSITIVE KODACOLOR FILM
records movies in full, natural colors on dull days or in open shade, at half speed . . . on slightly cloudy days or in direct sunlight, at normal speed.
YOU'VE waited for this opportunity ... to make Kodacolor movies under a wider range of conditions ... to record many action shots in their full, natural colors when your subjects appear in open shade or even when the sky is overcast. Now you can.
For the Eastman scientists who made Kodacolor movies possible have developed a new film... twice as fast as the original Kodacolor Film. A film that assures greater brilliancy . . . sharper definition . . . richer colors.
Just as Cine-Kodak Super-sensitive Panchromatic Film opened new fields for black and white movies, so does this new Supersensitive Kodacolor Film unfold new and inviting opportunities for the making of full color movies with an/! i. 9 lens.
Read the Exposure Guide for Super-sensitive Kodacolor Film
Full color movies under partially cloudy skies, once impossible, are easy now with Kodacolor Super-sensitive Film, a Kodacolor filter and anf.i.g lens.
(below). Note the wide diversity of light conditions under which this amazing new film will record your pictures ... in action, in color ... as true to life as nature itself.
You'll want to try Eastman Supersensitive Kodacolor Film yourself, at once. Your Cine-Kodak dealer has it. The price is the same as that of the original Kodacolor Film (now discontinued) — $9 for the 100-foot roll; $4.75 for the 50-foot roll. Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, New York.
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EXPOSURE GUIDE for EASTMAN
Super-sensitive Kodacolor
Safety Film
Light Classification
Exposure
Camera Speed
Dull or in Open Shade Slightly Cloudy Direct Sunlight' Intensely Bright
No N. D. Filter No N.-D. Filter
N.D. 1
N.D. a
Half Normal Normal Normal
Early or late in day, increase exposure by changing N.D. Filter or decreasing camera speed.
Dull — Sky completely overcast, but good light. Do not confuse with Very Dull.
Open Shade — Subject lighted by large area of sky.
Slightly Cloudy — Sun just obscured, no distinct shadows cast. Also for clear days when only part of subject is in sunlight.
Direct Sunlight — Full sunlight, distinct shadows cast.
Intensely Bright — Unusually brilliant sunlight, without large shaded areas.
EASTMAN Super-sensitive KODACOLOR FILM