The movie processing page at http://www.geocities.com/gselinsky has just
added links to several articles by movie processing expert Martin
Baumgarten, on the processing of color and black and white motion picture
film using the common Morse / Arkay / Doran G-3 processor - scroll to the
bottom.

- George.

That site generates a lot of suspicious pop-ups. I'd avoid it.

Martin, could you check it out and let us know if it's okay?

Norm Lehfeldt

"George Selinsky" <gselinskyspamsucks@yahoo.com> wrotf:

The movie processing page at http://www.geocities.com/gselinsky has just
added links to several articles by movie processing expert Martin
Baumgarten, on the processing of color and black and white motion picture
film using the common Morse / Arkay / Doran G-3 processor - scroll to the
bottom.

- George.

That site generates a lot of suspicious pop-ups. I'd avoid it.

Thanks, George.

I clicked on your original link and went out to the kitchen for a moment.

When I came back I had multiple iterations of Netscape running, with
pop-ups all over the place.

Some of them looked like data mines.

Norm.

space and domain name for this subject.

"George Selinsky" <gselinskyspamsucks@yahoo.com> wrote in
... I'm not rich enough to spend the money on a commercial
space and domain name for this subject.

George, lots of ISPs will let you have 2MB or 10MB of non-commercial web
space for free. I am on CWnet which is $9.95 per month, has lots of news
groups, and I have a free website with no popups or anything at
http://users.cwnet.com/clive5 .

I used to be on Screaminet / Access4cheap.com who did the same thing at
$5.95 per month, but they went out of business without a peep or any kind of
notice two days after charging my credit card for 6 months in advance! Maybe
the *very* cheapest one isn't the best...

Clive Tobin
Tightwads R Us
clive5 att
cw net
dott comm

Thanks, George.

I clicked on your original link and went out to the kitchen for a moment.

When I came back I had multiple iterations of Netscape running, with
pop-ups all over the place.

Some of them looked like data mines.

Norm.

"George Selinsky" <gselinskyspamsucks@yahoo.com> wrotf:


That site generates a lot of suspicious pop-ups. I'd avoid it.

My site is hosted on Geocities, and it links to a few articles on some
other
free servers (like Fortunecity, which is notorious for a popup storm
especially once you exit the page). If I get the author's permission I'll
gladly put the postings on my own webpage. Geocities tends to be rather
benign with pop-ups, they usually just have one of those side windows you
can close.

- G.

film using the common Morse / Arkay / Doran G-3 processor - scroll to the

"George Selinsky" <gselinskyspamsucks@yahoo.com> writes:

film using the common Morse / Arkay / Doran G-3 processor - scroll to
the

Any one any idea where I could get one of these `common' processors?
For 35mm, a second for 70 would be nice. Morse type, need not be
able to handle long lengths.

"Paul Repacholi" <prep@prep.synonet.com> wrote in message
news:878ymyg2m0.fsf@prep.synonet.com...
"George Selinsky" <gselinskyspamsucks@yahoo.com> writes:

film using the common Morse / Arkay / Doran G-3 processor - scroll to
the

Any one any idea where I could get one of these `common' processors?
For 35mm, a second for 70 would be nice. Morse type, need not be
able to handle long lengths.

As far as I am aware, there are no 70mm rewind tanks for movie use, none
that I have ever seen. I have heard of a motorized rewind tank that takes up
to 200 ft of film, but I don't know who made that. Martin Baumgarten would
probably be the one to ask.

My site has a web about developing. Have a look.
http://www.16mmoviemaking.com/developing/index.htm

I don't know how to go about adding it to your site though.