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bcp

November 05, 2013 01:33PM

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This is about movie film, but may be about the same for still camera film. Panchromatic movie film didn't become a regular Kodak product until 1923.

Page 125, RH column

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Another reference: "...not widely used until around 1925..."

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Bruce

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