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Matt,
Are you sure that M8 is mostly gray
with a hint of red?
Every negative that I have seen of it comes out
deeply cyan, indicating that a lot of red was being recorded. Even short
exposures indicate the red, so it's not reciprocity failure.
Most good negative films record colors quite
faithfully within major color ranges during short exposures (less than 5
minutes) so I really wonder about this... if that is a mass of glowing hydrogen
gas why wouldn't it be red?
Tony
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