Processing different Film types?

[seer4]

Ok it's open.

AGFACRHOME

Outdoor and Indoor

AGFA DEVAERT
Made in Germany
016304DZ507

My main prob is getting it processed. I will probably shoot on it in the next week.

[Alex]

I found this link, and the person posing the question is from Australia, maybe you can make another connection.biggrin.gif[/img] OfiLiPTMjkJ:www.hi-beam.net/fw/fw15/0220.html+Agfachrome+Super-8&hl=en&ie=UTF-8]Agfachrome

[Alex]

Well it might be easier if I just give you the search link I did...

[ame="http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=Agfachrome+Super-8&btnG=Google+Search"]Agfa Search[/ame]

[seer4]

I asked awhile ago regarding Agfa... as I came across a sealed cart of this.

The local place here develops Ektachrome and the b/w films .. but I was wondering if it was possible to develop the agfa using the method to do ekta or whatever else?

I have no idea when it comes to this area so I don't know if it's possible, or if it will screw up "their" equipment... but if it was (even if it would turn out weird) I would be willing to try.

I am not keen on sending this cart around the world which will probably cost me a bit as it may be too old and not even turn out!

But also I do not know what "type" of agfa film it is... as I have not opened it and it has no box.. just the foil.

If this helps it is in a foil pack with sorta blue diamond AGFA symbols and silver diamond symbols with AGFA-Gevaert written.

[Alex]

You might as well open it. If you want to try and make some money, hold a contest and charge a dollar and let people guess what is inside the foil.

[Alex]

I'm assuming that there will be a label on the cartridge that will tell you what the film type is.

I'm also assuming that Agfa made more than one kind of film stock???