Topic: Ilford Cine Negative Film

[sapata]

Just wanted to share some results I had with the expired Ilford Cine Film made in the 60's I bought few time ago. I got it from the same seller that sold me the 4x5 boxes which was in pretty good condition... this one is not disapointing either!

Rolleiflex 35SL processed in Rodinal stand development 1:200 / 2 hours. I increased one or two stops on my camera to compensate the fact the film is well expired. 

I think the canister scratched the negs... any help with this issue is really appreciated  Maybe I should try loading less frames as it was pretty hard to wind  the camera lever at some point.

Thanks!

[Miles]

Very cool, love the first and the dog :-)

[Francois]

I always use a can of air to get the dust out of the felt lips... I've been lucky so far...

I just wish I could sleep as well as that dog

[Phil Bebbington]

The doggie is just beautiful.

[sapata]

I always use a can of air to get the dust out of the felt lips... I've been lucky so far...

I just wish I could sleep as well as that dog

To be fair I haven't inspected the canisters before putting the film inside... 

[Terry]

Those are phenomenal--1961!!! 

Was there any antihalation coating?

[sapata]

Those are phenomenal--1961!!! 

Was there any antihalation coating?

Thanks Terry 
Yes, there's some. The film looks like any other B&W film... except I don't get the frame numbers
on the edge but something like a serial number "A X 5H 19915" then "A X 5H 19918" and so on...

Other funny thing is that is also marked "Ilford HP3 Film", but on the tin it's clearly mentioned "Pan"

[Francois]

Pan is there just to say it's a panchromatic emulsion.