Filmwasters
Which Board? => Main Forum => Topic started by: Japan Exposures on June 25, 2008, 02:46:56 AM
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Hi, perhaps the following is of interest to instant shooters:
I have not tried this myself to confirm, but it appears that with some minor modifications Fujifilm FI-800GT instant film is usable in Kodak EK8 cameras.
The Fuji film is more sensitive than the Kodak camera wants it, so apparently a smaller aperture or ND filter is required.
Instructions on how to modify (in Japanese): http://island.geocities.jp/sihohigari/jp/tip/fi800.html
Fujifilm FI-800GT instant film is available only in Japan, but available via direct personal imports.
Regards
Dirk
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This is good. I just brought out my Kodak Colorburst and looking to see if I had any of the PR10 film left. I have two twin packs left. My dad found the camera at work a couple years ago and gave it to me. Then, I looked online for film and was lucky enough to find a box of it....like, 9 or 10 twin packs for $10. I've since used most of it as it, dating back to 1986...with exposures on the iffy side...but still manageable. I've gave some of it away too...
I'm not familiar with that Fuji film....but the conversion looks interestingly enough to try...maybe. With a translation of course. Good find....
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Some samples here, looking good: http://polawalk.blog61.fc2.com/blog-entry-241.html
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So the Fuji 800GT film is confirmed to work in the Kodak EK8 after all, nice cinematic proportions too:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/freddiebotham/2661844985/
Film modification instructions for EK8 in English here: http://island.geocities.jp/sihohigari/tip/fi800.html
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i've been planning on trying this...
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Me too. I loved that old PR film. I see this is only available in Japan??