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Kodak Royal X Pan User manual
User manual for Kodak Royal X Pan. 2 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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New Section REVISED 1-78 KODAK ROYAL-X Pan Fitm This is an extremely fast, medium-grain; panchromatic roll film. Itis recommended for night sports-action photographs by existing illumination, action photography when the light level is very low, interior scenes where the shortest possible exposures are needed, and any other situations where very high emulsion speed is essential. Handling: Because of the extreme speed of this film, never load ‘or unload the camera in bright light. ‘Total darkness is required for darkroom handling. Note: This film requires special processing techniques. Only the developers shown on this sheet are recommended. Ifa photofinisher processes this film, make sure the special processing service required tan be provided. EXPOSURE « Speed ASA 1250 For very flatly lighted subjects, good negatives can be obtained using meter settings of up to ASA 2000 with normal development, ind ASA 4000 if recommended development times are increased by about 50 percent. Suggested Exposure Settings: Lighting Conditions ssunject Normat | "Extended ‘Development’ | Development Baiting Light ‘Bulg tnteriors—courtrooms ‘to 8Tootcandies incident 190 94 1/30 —158 Sports arenas "ito 01 footcandles incident ans 115-758 Work areas-—store interiors "$8 BE footcandies incident 15758 wis tuto" 1600 footeandles incident | 1/125—f722 vias— ps2 eight or hazy sunlight ‘Son to 1o/h0 footeandtes indent 1300/82 Pasnoatbs ‘i synchronization: 1/500 No sor 35 | yx —sorecr | 711-50 feet No. Por? | Pacsofeet | 71850 feet <egien: Since dasibulbe may shatter when fashod, use a flashguard over the [Reet Do not ash bulbs in a explonive atmosphere Electronic Flash Guide Numbers: To obtain the lens opening for electronic flash, divide the guide number by the distance (in feet) from flash to subject. OEE em, [5 [0 [190 [oe] ane | 2 [sw son Guide Number for Trial | 180 [250 | 350 [300 [ 350 | «20 | S00 | 600 Filter Factors: Multiply normal exposure by filter factor given below. 7 “Konax Wears Filter Light Source [=p wats | Neos | Now? [Nose Davtigne 2 25 3 5 = Tungsten a 2 3 2 8 Reciprocity Effect Adjustments: Use Ei Indicates Exposure Time This Lens ‘This Adjusted TS Seconds) ‘Aperture, Or Exposure Time jastment "Second Tao Rone No Adjustment 1am Rome No Adjustment 10 None No Adjustment 1 + Top 2 io 2 Nope 3b 00 3 Hope 100View original page 1
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PROCESSING PROCEDURE ¢ Wii agitation, develop, rinse,
and fix at 65 to 75°F (18 to 24°C). (Note: A slight fog density
is normal.)
1. Develop (Suggested Time in Minutes*):
Exitation st (hgitation at
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Twit properly exposed fim. These suggested developing times should yield nega
tive contfast suitable for panting with a difucon enlarger oF by comtact. For
printing with a condenser enlarger a tower contrast (achieved by a red
Peetdopment ime) is usually desirabie. For complete information about
Entra forte, see Kodak Publication No, F:3, RODAK Professional Black
uae Pm
1Beclopment tines of less than 5 minutes in @ large tank may produce poor
oan uid be ave
wi developers tay produce a deposit of dichroic
Ue fea developers. Exhau
i ‘the film is still wet
Tow The Gepost cam'sometimes be swaboed off hl
‘Bo not use Kooax Developer DI-20 or other developers containing silver halide
nivent, such av thiocyanates or Uniowuifates
2, Rinse: Konak Indicator Stop Bath—30 seconds to 1 minute or
Konak Stop Bath SB-5—30 seconds to.1-minute. Use constant
agitation: Drain the fil for Zo J seconds before immersing it in
the fixer. Note: This step is important. The use of an acid stop
bath minimizes the tendency for dichroic stain deposits on the film.
surface.
3. Fix: Kopax Fixer—5 to 10 minutes or Konak Fixing Bath F-3—9
to 10 minutes or Kopax Rapid Fixer—3 to 5 minutes
4. Wash: For 20 to 30 minutes in running water at 65 to 75°F
(18 to 24°C). To minimize drying marks, treat in Kopax Puoto-FLo
Solution after washing. To save time and conserve water, use KoDak
Hypo Glearing Agent.
5. Dry.
Storage: Keep the unopened package
h cool place [70°F (21°C)
or lower)
‘The Kodak materials described in this publication for use with
Kopak Rovat-X Pan Film are available from those dealers
normally supplying Kodak materials. Equivalent materials may
be used if desired.
Read This Notice: This film will be replaced if defective in manufac-
ture, labeling, or packaging. Except for such replacement, the sale
for any subsequent handling of this film is without warranty or
Habilty eventhough defect, damage, o loss i caused by negligence
EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY, Rochester, N.Y. 14650
Po 624964 1-78 Printed in the United States of America
Kodak, Royal-X, Wratten Polydol, K-50, HC-110, nd Photo-Flo ae trademarc.View original page 2From the M. Butkus Camera Manual Library. Original publisher and archive notices are retained.
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