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What type of film is “GAF Type 2005†film?
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I recently came across these, and bought some to experiment.
Photos courtesy of the seller
All the can reads is
"GAF Corporation. Open in total darkness. Recording Type 2005."
Unfortunately the internet doesn't seem to have much on this - I'd love to know what ISO, color or type of film it is before shooting it.
film 35mm
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MicroMachine
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I recently came across these, and bought some to experiment.
Photos courtesy of the seller
All the can reads is
"GAF Corporation. Open in total darkness. Recording Type 2005."
Unfortunately the internet doesn't seem to have much on this - I'd love to know what ISO, color or type of film it is before shooting it.
film 35mm
asked 5 hours ago
MicroMachine
545418
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This resource: ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?arnumber=7227224 at least groups a couple of their film offerings for an expo. Its order appears to go: specialty, color slide, "recording film". That probably narrows it down to color negative or black and white. They used C-22 back then, so there's that as well.
– Hueco
3 hours ago
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If you've got a bunch, it'd be best to burn a roll shooting a constant object at varying ISO's from, probably 12 on up (12,25,50,100). Include half stops if you like. Develop as black and white and see how it goes.
– Hueco
2 hours ago
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up vote
3
down vote
favorite
I recently came across these, and bought some to experiment.
Photos courtesy of the seller
All the can reads is
"GAF Corporation. Open in total darkness. Recording Type 2005."
Unfortunately the internet doesn't seem to have much on this - I'd love to know what ISO, color or type of film it is before shooting it.
film 35mm
asked 5 hours ago
MicroMachine
545418
I recently came across these, and bought some to experiment.
Photos courtesy of the seller
All the can reads is
"GAF Corporation. Open in total darkness. Recording Type 2005."
Unfortunately the internet doesn't seem to have much on this - I'd love to know what ISO, color or type of film it is before shooting it.
film 35mm
film 35mm
asked 5 hours ago
MicroMachine
545418
asked 5 hours ago
MicroMachine
545418
asked 5 hours ago
MicroMachine
545418
asked 5 hours ago
MicroMachine
545418
asked 5 hours ago
MicroMachine
545418
545418
2
This resource: ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?arnumber=7227224 at least groups a couple of their film offerings for an expo. Its order appears to go: specialty, color slide, "recording film". That probably narrows it down to color negative or black and white. They used C-22 back then, so there's that as well.
– Hueco
3 hours ago
2
If you've got a bunch, it'd be best to burn a roll shooting a constant object at varying ISO's from, probably 12 on up (12,25,50,100). Include half stops if you like. Develop as black and white and see how it goes.
– Hueco
2 hours ago
add a comment |Â
2
This resource: ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?arnumber=7227224 at least groups a couple of their film offerings for an expo. Its order appears to go: specialty, color slide, "recording film". That probably narrows it down to color negative or black and white. They used C-22 back then, so there's that as well.
– Hueco
3 hours ago
2
If you've got a bunch, it'd be best to burn a roll shooting a constant object at varying ISO's from, probably 12 on up (12,25,50,100). Include half stops if you like. Develop as black and white and see how it goes.
– Hueco
2 hours ago
2
2
This resource: ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?arnumber=7227224 at least groups a couple of their film offerings for an expo. Its order appears to go: specialty, color slide, "recording film". That probably narrows it down to color negative or black and white. They used C-22 back then, so there's that as well.
– Hueco
3 hours ago
This resource: ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?arnumber=7227224 at least groups a couple of their film offerings for an expo. Its order appears to go: specialty, color slide, "recording film". That probably narrows it down to color negative or black and white. They used C-22 back then, so there's that as well.
– Hueco
3 hours ago
2
2
If you've got a bunch, it'd be best to burn a roll shooting a constant object at varying ISO's from, probably 12 on up (12,25,50,100). Include half stops if you like. Develop as black and white and see how it goes.
– Hueco
2 hours ago
If you've got a bunch, it'd be best to burn a roll shooting a constant object at varying ISO's from, probably 12 on up (12,25,50,100). Include half stops if you like. Develop as black and white and see how it goes.
– Hueco
2 hours ago
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Black & White Super Hypan 500 ISO
Quite outdated - Why bother using - maybe best to send to a museum.
GAF (General Aniline & Film) Binghamton NY. Emerged from bankruptcy now making roofing supplies.
answered 3 hours ago
Alan Marcus
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"Why bother using" because it's fun to try new things! 🙂 I like expressing my vision in different chemical types... this will definitely be the first time I use 500 iso! Not very common
– MicroMachine
2 hours ago
Hi Alan. Where did you get this information that GAF Recording Film Type 2005 = Black & White Super Hypan 500 ISO?
– osullic
57 mins ago
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1 Answer
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
2
down vote
Black & White Super Hypan 500 ISO
Quite outdated - Why bother using - maybe best to send to a museum.
GAF (General Aniline & Film) Binghamton NY. Emerged from bankruptcy now making roofing supplies.
answered 3 hours ago
Alan Marcus
23.7k12756
2
"Why bother using" because it's fun to try new things! 🙂 I like expressing my vision in different chemical types... this will definitely be the first time I use 500 iso! Not very common
– MicroMachine
2 hours ago
Hi Alan. Where did you get this information that GAF Recording Film Type 2005 = Black & White Super Hypan 500 ISO?
– osullic
57 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
Black & White Super Hypan 500 ISO
Quite outdated - Why bother using - maybe best to send to a museum.
GAF (General Aniline & Film) Binghamton NY. Emerged from bankruptcy now making roofing supplies.
answered 3 hours ago
Alan Marcus
23.7k12756
2
"Why bother using" because it's fun to try new things! 🙂 I like expressing my vision in different chemical types... this will definitely be the first time I use 500 iso! Not very common
– MicroMachine
2 hours ago
Hi Alan. Where did you get this information that GAF Recording Film Type 2005 = Black & White Super Hypan 500 ISO?
– osullic
57 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
Black & White Super Hypan 500 ISO
Quite outdated - Why bother using - maybe best to send to a museum.
GAF (General Aniline & Film) Binghamton NY. Emerged from bankruptcy now making roofing supplies.
answered 3 hours ago
Alan Marcus
23.7k12756
Black & White Super Hypan 500 ISO
Quite outdated - Why bother using - maybe best to send to a museum.
GAF (General Aniline & Film) Binghamton NY. Emerged from bankruptcy now making roofing supplies.
answered 3 hours ago
Alan Marcus
23.7k12756
answered 3 hours ago
Alan Marcus
23.7k12756
answered 3 hours ago
Alan Marcus
23.7k12756
answered 3 hours ago
Alan Marcus
23.7k12756
23.7k12756
2
"Why bother using" because it's fun to try new things! 🙂 I like expressing my vision in different chemical types... this will definitely be the first time I use 500 iso! Not very common
– MicroMachine
2 hours ago
Hi Alan. Where did you get this information that GAF Recording Film Type 2005 = Black & White Super Hypan 500 ISO?
– osullic
57 mins ago
add a comment |Â
2
"Why bother using" because it's fun to try new things! 🙂 I like expressing my vision in different chemical types... this will definitely be the first time I use 500 iso! Not very common
– MicroMachine
2 hours ago
Hi Alan. Where did you get this information that GAF Recording Film Type 2005 = Black & White Super Hypan 500 ISO?
– osullic
57 mins ago
2
2
"Why bother using" because it's fun to try new things! 🙂 I like expressing my vision in different chemical types... this will definitely be the first time I use 500 iso! Not very common
– MicroMachine
2 hours ago
"Why bother using" because it's fun to try new things! 🙂 I like expressing my vision in different chemical types... this will definitely be the first time I use 500 iso! Not very common
– MicroMachine
2 hours ago
Hi Alan. Where did you get this information that GAF Recording Film Type 2005 = Black & White Super Hypan 500 ISO?
– osullic
57 mins ago
Hi Alan. Where did you get this information that GAF Recording Film Type 2005 = Black & White Super Hypan 500 ISO?
– osullic
57 mins ago
add a comment |Â
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This resource: ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?arnumber=7227224 at least groups a couple of their film offerings for an expo. Its order appears to go: specialty, color slide, "recording film". That probably narrows it down to color negative or black and white. They used C-22 back then, so there's that as well.
– Hueco
3 hours ago
2
If you've got a bunch, it'd be best to burn a roll shooting a constant object at varying ISO's from, probably 12 on up (12,25,50,100). Include half stops if you like. Develop as black and white and see how it goes.
– Hueco
2 hours ago