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    Kodak has just updated their Super 8 film page with a Vision 200T film. Here's the blurb from Kodak:

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    "KODAK VISION 200T Color Negative Film
    ? Item 5243456
    ? Price $13.50

    Please note the VISION 200T film is Negative film, not reversal.

    This medium-speed film has remarkable sharpness and exceptionally fine grain. It is a tungsten balanced film that holds all the color, contrast, and latitude to give filmmakers great-looking images under a wide variety of conditions."
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    Notice that it's negative film, & as suspected, the price is up there. They're obviously competing directly w/ Pro8mm on the film. But this is the product they've been selling overseas for the last year.

    Whether this means they'll be dropping K40 shortly or not is purely speculative.

    /Pat

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    I don't know if it has anything to do with dropping K40. I'm just glad it's going to easily be available to us in the states. http://www.kodak.com/US/en/motion/super8/film.shtml

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    Since this is a negetive film, and in color, will Kodak process it, if not, who should we go to for processing?
    Scott

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    I believe that it's a very good sign the fact that Kodak has incorporated the 200 T Surveillance film to its Super 8 Web Page!
    I believe that until the moment Kodak came observing the performance of this material from the market.
    I suppose that now they have understood the importance that Super 8 film has acquired among the filmakers.
    (For that reason they have decided to incorporate to the official catalog of their Web Page the Surveillance film for Super 8)
    This means that we can expect from Kodak new products
    Really good news!!

    Carlos.

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    kodak has been providing this 200t super-8 survielance film to consumers for quite some time now.
    i purchased a number of rolls about 4+ years ago through kodak.
    only problem is guess it is for the film to video world cause no one contact prints s-8 neg. anymore.
    it will not replace kodachrome.
    if im wrong about any of this please let me know ..especially regarding contact prints!

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    This is a new film, not the old survell. film that's been kicking around awhile. Here's another quote from Kodak itself regarding this film:

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    "Kodak medium-speed color negative film has long been a workhorse for the industry. And for good reason: its color, contrast, and latitude let you get great-looking images under a wide variety of conditions.

    But what if...

    What if Kodak let you keep everything you like about a medium-speed color negative film--the same color rendition, the same exceptional latitude, the same contrast range? And what if Kodak added in some features you would never expect in a medium-speed film--such as the grain and sharpness you associate with films of slower speeds?

    There would be only one name for the result: KODAK VISION 200T Color Negative Film.

    KODAK VISION 200T Film has true two-hundred speed. Plus all the color, contrast, and latitude you've come to expect from the family of Kodak motion picture products. Rich black shadows. Clean white highlights. Excellent flesh-to-neutral reproduction. A nd, it intercuts beautifully with other Kodak color negative motion picture films.

    Buts its remarkable sharpness and exceptionally fine grain set it apart from any other medium-speed product you've ever used.

    Because it's made in the most advanced Kodak sensitizing complex in the world, this 200-speed, tungsten-balanced film sets new standards for consistency--emulsion to emulsion, roll to roll, batch to batch. And new, more useful packaging, including scan able bar codes, peelable labels, and golden cans, make this remarkable new film easy to identify.

    KODAK VISION 200T Color Negative Film. It's a new workhorse for the industry."
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    This is new for S8, but, as far as I can tell, identical to what's been sold for 16 & 35mm filmmakers for the last year or so. It's also what Pro8mm has been repackaging for S8 & selling at twice the price...

    /Pat

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    "This is a new film, not the old survell. film that's been kicking around awhile."

    true, in the sense that it's not the old exr, but the new vision stock. false, since it's still been around for at least a year and a half. at least in europe.

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    Anybody knows what?s the real difference between the new Kodak Vision 200 T and the old EXR 200 T Surveillance film?

    Carlos.

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    Question

    Will this come processed paid in the uk? Do you get a neg and a print returned from the lab? and if so can I cut/splice the neg and get a reprint from the edited neg?

    This may all be very elementary but I am new to Super8.




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    Yale has been selling the stuff for a while. I know that Kodak would even sell it direct to the public you just had to buy something like 5000 rolls. Because it will use the same process as your other (16&35) stocks labs should be around to process it.

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