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Re: Kodak HD 400 Yes , I've found the Purple film boxed Royal and Portra 400 NC to be grainless

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In Reply to: Kodak HD 400 posted by jondz on June 07, 2003 at 01:40:01:

It is truly amazing to behold the negatives and check out the grainless quality extending out into the spocket hole area. Never saw that with other products.
Porta 400 NC is the film of choice for my 2 1/4 Hassy work. NC is No contrast film for daylight / Flash.

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Re: Kodak HD 400 Yes , I've found the Purple film boxed Royal and Portra 400 NC to be grainless - geo 22:05:43 01/25/04 (0)
NC, why? - Dominic 00:40:31 06/11/03 (3)
- NC means... - Bing Hardaway 11:53:39 06/11/03 (0)
- Unscientific answer- There are two types of daylight balanced films on the market created for scene - Joe M 08:18:56 06/11/03 (1)
  - Re: Unscientific answer- There are two types of daylight balanced films on the market created for scene - flatflips 06:19:18 11/30/03 (0)

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