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"Personal microfilm" is a new
product category that will interest genealogists and other researchers who want to make permanent,
high-quality document copies in the field using ordinary 35mm SLR cameras.
High-resolution
products and personal microfilm
Bluefire Police 135-24
35mm
24-exposure film.
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You
can have this film processed by your local custom lab, or you can process
it at home.
For
making your own microfilm images, expose at EI 100 and process in
Bluefire Micro or D-19.
For pictorial photography making ultra-sharp, grainless, continuous-tone
images, expose at EI 80 and process in Bluefire HR developing
chemistry.
Use this film for portraiture, landscapes, and art photography,
and as a technical film for copying old photographs, maps, drawings, or other
documents, and for scientific and engineering documentation.
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per roll
12 rolls
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| Bluefire
Micro Developer for high-contrast
document photography |
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Use this developer to process Bluefire Police film exposed at EI 80 to
100, for high-contrast images and personal microfilm applications. The
resulting image has solid blacks and whites, with little or no gray
tone. Grainless enlargement to as much a 4 feet by 6 feet is easily
achieved. Use any ordinary photographic stop bath and fixer.
Bluefire Micro's active
ingredient (phenidone) is sensitive to light and moisture. It is
heat-sealed into a high-barrier opaque pouch, which gives this unopened
product a shelf life of several years.
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Bluefire Micro, 2-part dry powder developer. Mix with water to make
1 litre of working solution.
Product: BMI1L
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| Bluefire
HR developer concentrate for pictorial images. Gives delicate,
long-scale negatives.
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Makes
up 1 litre of concentrate, develops
66 rolls of 35mm film. This is 2-part dry powder developer that you mix with
water to make concentrate. Then you dilute the concentrate with water,
15ml of concentrate to 250ml of water, to make working developer..
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