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Abridged List of Figures

How Film Works

1 The Color Wheel

2 Simple color film

3. Uncorrected color neg film

4. Density of available dyes

5. Negative color corrected

6. DI(A)R Effect

7. Color reversal film

8. Color reversal film

9. B&W films, raw stock

10. Kodachrome Films raw

11. Ektachrome Films: raw

12. Color negative films: raw

13. Pro color negative films

14. Samples of films

15. X-ray Films (2016)

16. Kodak T-Max 400 Film

17. T-Max 400 Film, 10,000x

18. Tri-X"Film, cross section

19. Ultra Max 400 Film cross

20. Vision3 500T Film cross

21. CNF cross section

22. CNF cross, developed

23. Vision3 500T Film, cross

24. Max 400 Film emulsion

25. Vision3 500T Film

26. Max 400 Film, back side

27. Vision3 500T Film, back

28. Cross of Color Print Film

29. Color Print from a 1994

30. Color Print Patent

31. MTF curve.

Commercialization

32. KMCP Process 1994.

PORTRA

33. Portra Films.

34. Portra Films: technology

35. Color of Portra Films

36. Portra Film CIE L*a*b*

37. Prints from Portra Prints

38. Printing consistency

39. Image structure of Portra

40. Portra Film processing

41. Portra scratch resistant

42. Portra Film sensitometry

43. Portra Film packaging

44. Pro Film Wall Chart 1

45. Pro Film Wall Chart 2

46. 2002 Portra Film Family

47. Antenna dyes

48. Portra fast cyan emulsion

49. Portra fast magenta

50. Characteristics of Portra

Making Film

51. "Bright" hallway area

52. Film-safe display

53. Darkroom LED ceiling

54. Green LED safelight

55. infra-red image intensifier

56. Salt mine elevator

57. Control film storage

58. Freezer in salt mine

59. Film manufacturing

60. Materials color film

61. Building 38 Features

62. Building 38, in 2009

Film Base History

63. Photographic bases

64. American Film,1884

65. American Film 1884

66. Camera/Film, 1889

67. Film for 1888 Kodak

68. American Film image

69. Transparent Film (1889)

70. Eastman-Walker Holder

71. Transparent Film 1898

72. Blair &W Apparatus

73. End of cellulose nitrate

74. Acetate casting

75. Thread-up acetate casting

76. Cotton linter

Acetate

77. CTA pellets

78. CTA Dope Tank

79. Casting wheel 1930

80. Base casting wheel

81. CTA Casting Station

82. CTA Coating Slot

83. CTA Process Control

84. Roller in pan coater

85. CTA Optical Scanner

86. CTA Winder

87. Solvent Safety System

88. Building 53, Kodak Park

89. Base roll conveyer

90. 401 Belt Machine

91. 401 Machine Dryer

PET / ESTAR

92. PET Process

93. PET pellets.98

94. Estar Base Machine

95. PET Control Room

96. Estar Base Machine

97. Utilities for B317

98. Plasticizing extruder

99. Peeling base off wheel

100. Estar off the wheel

101. Applying PET dope

102. Estar Base drafting

103. Estar Base web clips

104. Estar Base Tentering

105. Estar Base post-forming

106. Particle Transfer Roller

107. Knurling on Estar Base

108. Estar Base knurling

109. Scanning Estar Base

110. Estar Base Windup

111. Visual inspection

112. Estar Base Quality

113. CTA/PET properties

114. Glass and flexible bases

115. Light piping

116. Color Print Film 2383

117. Color couplers

118. Syn Chem logo

119. Syn Chem building

120. OASIS Team

Emulsion Making

Gelatin

121. Gel Manufacturing

122. Gel physical forms

123. Flake gelatin

Silver Halide

124. Silver ore sample

125. Silver filament

126. Silver ingots

127. 1,000 Oz silver ingot

128. Bullion Reactor

129. Silver nitrate crystals

130. Silver nitrate pellets

131. Silver nitrate

132. Silver Nitrate Tote

133. Dry salt hoppers

134. Potassium bromide

135. High Volume Make

136. HVMD Dispensing

137. Coriolis Flowmeter

Dispersions

138. Direct Dispersion

139. Direct Dispersion Mix

140. Dairy homogenizer

141. Direct Dispersion Mixer

142. Evaporated Dispersion

143. Solvents

144. Nitrogen kettles

145. Oil-phase Kettle

146. Finished dispersion

147. Chunked dispersion

Emulsions

148. Emulsion kettles

149. Vessel 1908

150. 1915 Emulsion kettles

151. Plate formula 1909

152. 1909 formula.

153. Equipment 1909

154. Emulsion cutting knife

155. Position 604

156 Precipitation Flutes

157. Crystal shapes

158. P-231 Making Layout

159. PEPA Mixer

160. Two PEPAs

161. Making position

162. Making vessel

163. Making vessel

164. Making Jars

165. Jewel Sticks

166. Addenda Jars

167. Ultra-filtration columns.

168. Finishing Kettle

169. Finishing Kettle

170. Finishing kegs

171. Small Quantity Addenda

172. Finishing Chill

173. Lemur-Prep Area

174. Lemur Addition Area

175. Lemur Dump Table

176. Lemur Chill Machine

177. FAM and Batch Melt

178. Container label

179. Prepared materials

180. Bar code check

181. Robotic mixing

182. Robotic preparation

183. Robot for melts

184. Belt chiller

185. Material handling

186. Rolling Ball Test

Coating

187. Coating Plates in 1880

188. Plate Coating Machine

189. Glass plates racks

190. Cleaning Air Knife

191. Plate Kettle.

192. Transport cans

193. Plate Kettle Mixer

194. Plate Coater Blanket

195. Cascade Coater

196. Film coating room ]889

197. Film Coater, 1890

198. Walker-Eastman Dryer

199. Roller-in-trough coater

200. Slot coating

201. A slot/extrusion coater

202. Single slide coater

203. Multilayer Slide Hopper

204. 2A Room 1960

205. Waterfall curtain coater

206. Multilayer coating

207. Four-slot curtain

208. Multi-layer curtain coater

209. Building 29, 1905-1988

210. 1A Room Coater

211. 2A Room Thread-Up

212. 4 Room w/Loop Dryer

213. Drive Chain Link

214. 12W Room Dryer

215. Floating Loop Dryer

216. Melt delivery workflow

217. Continuous Liquefier

218. Delivery System Box

219. Building 38 Delivery

220. Pipe to silver recovery

221. Film Coating Model

223. Turning bar

224. Building 38 diagram

225. Thread-up Building 38

226. In-Line-Incubation

227. Drawing B38 2 coaters

228. Coating Max 800 Film

229. Coating of the top layer

230. 10-slot Curtain Coater

231. B38 Curtain Coater #2

232. Coated coverage of films

233. Coating Control Room

234. Coaters' control room

235. Infra-red video view

236. Main Control Room.

237. The overhead chill box

238. 40F Chill Box

239. Film in the Chill Box

240. B38 Flatbed Dryer

241. 60-inch dryer fins

242. B38 Vertical Dryer

243. B38 Drying Temp

244. Film scanner map

245. B38 wind-up

246. Guided Robot

247. Film caskets

248. Casket handling

249. Master roll orientation

250. B38 1st coating

251. Coating Status Light

252. Coating Schedule

Film Finishing

253. Kodak's logotype

254. Kodak for yellow limits

255. Film carton panels

256. Film caskets

257. Sensitized wide roll film

258. 828-size & aerial spool

259. Size of still images

260. roll film sizes 1930

261. backing paper numbers

262. 120 and 620 spools

263. Autographic Film carton

264. Autographic Film

265. 120/220-size film

266. Roll film slitter

267. 120 Film Spooler

268. close-up of spooling

269. Edgeprint printer

270. Backing paper spooling

271. Spooler status display

272. 120-size spooling

273. Barrier wrap materials

274. Tin Tropical Pack

275. 120 Workflow

276. 126-Film Size

277. 110-size

278. Kodak Disc Film

279. Kodak Disc Film

280. APS Film Cartridge

281. Processed APS

282. 135-size magazine

283. Castellated spool

284. 135-size first forms

285. 135-size forming

286. 135-size Spooler

287. 135 Assembler

288. 135 Finishing Workflow

289. 70mm Film Magazines

290. Long Roll Spooler

291. Aerial Film Spooler

292. First LED Edgeprint

293. 4 x5 inch Sheet Film.

294. Variable Width Slitter

295. Rotary slitting knife

296. 4x5 Automatic Chopper

297. 4x5 Automatic Chopper

298. All-other-sizes Chopper

299. Sheet Film Notcher

300. Sheet Film Notcher

301. Readyload Packet

302. Kodak Film Pack

303. MP Film Perforations

304. MP Perforation Pitch

Making Kodak Film

Expanded 2nd Edition

1. I make no promise that the book will ever be printed again.

2. No one else, including Eastman Kodak Company, has any rights to over ninety-five percent of the contents of this book, so the information may not ever be available from another source.

3. I protect my copyright "like a junkyard dog". I intend on giving the rights to an educational institution. I don't want the rights to be compromised when they are gifted.

4. Errata: regrettably I am aware of these errors in the book that could cause a misunderstanding of the information; the correction is bold.

Page 62, column 1, line 19 replace "comic" with cosmic.

Page 77: Column 2 Paragraph 2 replace cellulose with Celluloid

Page 110, column 1, line 33 replace "satiability" with "stability"

Page 139: Fig 152 replace all "grams" with "grains". 1 Gram =15.4 grains.

Page 274 line 5 add "In the 1920s, non-Autographic backing paper was..."

Page 368 paragraph 3 line 2 replace "scale-scale" with "small scale"

Page 392: Column 1 Line 8 add 1988-"1989" Kodacolor Gold 400

Page 429: Figure 400 replace 20 with 19. KH-9 Launch 20 April 18, 1986 exploded at an altitude of 800 feet. Film was scattered across the launch site. Perkin-Elmer employees "scoured the area for several days, and picked up all the pieces of film we could find."Phil Pressel:

Meeting the Challenge, The Hexagon KH-9 Reconnaissance Satellite

2013, page 249. Collecting the film was important because the fact that it was a photographic satellite was a covert activity.

305. MP Film Workflow

306. MP Film Slitter

307. 38 35 mm wide slits

308. MP Slitter Knives

309. Slitting 35 mm MP Film

310. Conventional Perforator

311. Conventional Punch

312. Perforator Pawls

313. T-perforator

314. T-perforator Station

315. T-perforator's "heart"

316. T-perforator punch

317. T-perforating monitor

318. 750 billion perforations

319. MP Film, 400 feet

320. MP Film can label

321. Pedigree of a roll

322. Pallets of print film

323. MP print film label

324. 16 mm slitter winder

325. 16 mm Perforator

326. 16 mm Perforator Punch

327. Super 8 Cartridges

328. Super 8 Workflow.

229. Super 8 spooling

330. Super 8 Assembly Unit

331. Quality Department

332. Magnified images

333. Inspection station.

334. Film manufacturing

335. Manufacturing cartoon

Quality

336. Kodak quality slogan

337. Plastic chop boxes

338. D Log E Curve

339. Sensitometer

340. Sensitometric strips

341. Plotting densitometer

342. 50K Lux chamber

343. Temp and RH chamber.

344. Physical Appraisal

345. Layer inspection

346. Wet Abrasion Test

347. Mushiness Test

348. Electrical Test

349. Curl Test

350. Flesh tones and colors

351. Manufacturing yield

Worldwide Manufacturing

352. Australia: advertisement

353. Film coating sites

354. Film finishing sites

355. Kodak Park 1894

356. Kodak Park 1904

357. KP kite photograph

358. Kodak Park 1954

359. Building 38 on map

360. Kodak Park in 1997

361. Kodak Park East (KPE)

362. Views of EBP.

363. Steam pipes

364. Steam co-generation

365. Electrical generation

366. Chilled water

367. "Teapot" Engine 1919

368. Switching engine, 2007

369. Coal was railroad traffic

370. Process water source

371. Drinking water

372. Kodak sign

373. Waste water treatment

374. Genesee River

375. High purity water

376. Fire trucks, 2015

377. Colorado Division

378. Harrow, England

379. Annesley, England

380. Kodak-Pathe France

381. Kodak Haicang Xiamen

382. Coburg, Australia

383. Goa, India

384. Guma Plant, Japan

Film Products

385. Film code numbering

386. Film - Codes, 1988

387. Kodacolor Film 1943

388. Kodacolor Film 1946

389. 1 Billion Rolls!

390. NC Film advertisement

391. Kodoid Plate ad

392. Early Kodachrome Film

393. Kodachrome Film 1936

394. Kodachrome Film layers

395. Kodachrome (1974)

396. Process K-14 Process

397. Ektachrome Film 2002

398. Spectroscopic Materials

399. Spectroscopic Films

400. Keyhole Satellites

401. Cotsworthian Calendar

402. Mr. Eastman's Grave