Kodak 2467 - Manual
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Table of Contents:
- Page 2 – be slightly lower than 1.95 until the chemicals
- Page 3 – Processor Setup Specifications; Flow rate per processor; Kodak; Development Time and Transport Speed; Kodak
- Page 4 – Keeping; Base
- Page 5 – Ordering Information: Microfilms; Film Format
- Page 6 – Ordering Information: Chemicals; EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY; Chemical; KODAK COM DR Microfilm 2467
D-48
Description
Kodak
COM DR Microfilm 2467 (
Estar
Base) is a
slow-speed film with a direct reversing emulsion
that is blue-green sensitive. It has high spectral
sensitivity in the 430 to 550 nm range.
Product Applications
Kodak
COM DR Microfilm 2467 is designed for
use in blue phosphorous CRT (cathode ray tube)
type computer output microfilmers (COMs).
These devices photograph data displayed
electronically rather than from printed
documents. COM DR Microfilm is drop-in
compatible with roll film COM equipment
such as
Bell & Howell, DatagraphiX 4500, XR,
3M Beta COM
, and graphic COMs such as
the
III Cal Comp
. COM DR Microfilm requires
only conventional processing, and does
not
require the use of a full reversal processing
system, which uses dichromate bleach.
Features
Manufactured to meet ISO and ANSI
standards for an LE 500 film
Excellent capture of CRT, formsflash,
and cutmark
Minimum adjustments are necessary to
balance these exposures.
Uniform background provides crisp
diazo copies
Low printing density (D-min 0.04-0.05)
Clearer master characters (D-min) allow for
higher throughput rates of duplicators.
Good exposure and duplication latitude
The combination of a low D-min and medium
contrast yields a wider exposure tolerance
and fewer exposure adjustments of duplicator
exposure times.
Low process sensitivity
Even as process conditions vary, DR microfilm
maintains high image quality.
Invariant photographic speed
From batch to batch, there is no need to
adjust exposure output.
Halation protection
Halation protection eliminates image
bloom caused by reflected light. This is
particularly important with headers and
detailed form slides.
Process-surviving antistatic backing
Even after processing, static protection is
maintained to reduce dirt and dust build-up
during duplication and handling.
KODAK COM DR Microfilm 2467 / ESTAR Base
Computer Output Microfilm
Data Sheet
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Summary
D-48 2 Physical Properties Hardened emulsion for high-temperature rapid processing and resistance to abrasion Antihalation undercoat Meets ANSI and ISO standards for archival storage media Nominal Thickness Data (Unprocessed)Support 4.0 mils, Estar Base Total Film Thickness 4.0 ±0.2 mils Befor...
D-48 3 Processor Setup Specifications Concentrate developer - Kodak COM Professional Developer and Replenisher DRC (Typical continuous-strand deep-tank processor) Processing Solutions Time Temperature Working Strength Replenishment (ml/ft.) Step (Dilutions) (sec.) Specific Gravity 16 mm 35 mm 105 mm...
D-48 4 The above chart can be used to determine other development time/temperature combinations that provide equivalent photographic quality. Temperatures between 90 and 100°F (32 and 37.8°C) are optimum for total system performance. After-Process Information Keeping This film is suitable for archiv...
