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These are B/W Blow up negatives
produced from Colour or Black & White
Positive Cine film frames. Used for producing B/W prints or scans.
Available from all movie formats. Standard 8mm to 70mm.
* Anamorphic pictures can only be de-squeezed digitally * see film scanning
*
Interneg image size approx 56mm x 68mm ( maximum )
( includes whole original aspect ratio )
| medium Format Internegative | £8.90 |
| medium Format Internegative & 10"x8" B/W print | £11.00 |
Although printing is carried out
using a diffuser lightsource ( which helps to suppress slight scratches ), The wet
gate method offers the best way to eliminate scratches on the base side of film, and some minor scratches on the emulsion side.
It CANNOT eliminate scratches that have damaged the actual image on the emulsion side. Do remember on some
prints, the actual scratch could have been on the previous positive or negative and subsequently
copied over.
Service includes clean up, but some residue can remain ( will not show on projection )
| Wet Gate Printing additional charge | £4.95 |
Enlargements are made from the
whole negative to include full aspect Ratio ( non anamorphic only ) and printed maximum image size to fit
the paper width.
Printed on resin coated paper with white borders up to 12"x10". Print sizes above 12"x10"
are printed without borders.
( Glossy or Matt surface available )
| 1 | 2+ | 5+ | 10+ | 20+ | |
| up to 5"x7" | £2.70 | £2.50 | £2.20 | £2.10 | by quotation |
| 8"x6" | £3.35 | £3.00 | £2.70 | £2.55 | by quotation |
| 10"x8" | £4.45 | £4.10 | £3.60 | £3.35 | by quotation |
| 12"x 8" | £6.40 | £5.95 | £5.20 | £4.90 | by quotation |
| 12"x10" | £6.45 | £5.95 | £5.20 | £4.90 | by quotation |
| 15"x10" | £10.30 | £9.55 | £8.35 | £7.85 | by quotation |
| 16"x12" | £11.20 | £10.50 | £9.45 | £9.00 | by quotation |
| 18"x12" | £12.00 | £11.35 | £10.30 | £9.85 | by quotation |
| 20"x16" | £13.30 | £12.55 | £11.95 | £10.60 | by quotation |
These are Blow up Transparencies
produced from Colour or Black & White Positive Cine film frames. Ideal for
taking 'stills' from motion picture films, they can be used as a master for
producing photographs, digital scanning or repro use.
* Wet Gate Printing available * see above *
* Anamorphic pictures can only be de-squeezed digitally * see film scanning
*
( all formats from Standard 8mm to 35mm )
Dupe image size 56mm x 68mm (
maximum )
( includes the whole original aspect ratio - non anamorphic )
Quantity from each original
| 1st dupe | £7.40 |
| 2+ | £6.80 |
| 5+ | £5.90 |
| 10+ | £5.55 |
| 20+ | £5.20 |
| 30+ | £4.45 |
| 40+ | £3.70 |
| 50+ | £3.35 |
Scanned at high resolution and
written to CD-R as an uncompressed TIFF file AND a high resolution JPEG file.
( 2000 dpi approx 65mb )
Scanning 'digitising' of film is done to very high technical standards with much attention given to detail. A very high resolution scan is available from 120 and 70mm film ( 4000 dpi approx 280mb
)
Service includes 16x multi-pass, Digital ICE processing, level correction and writing to disc.
Maximum image input size is 56mm x 68mm ( 120 6x7 format )
| 35mm / 4000 dpi Scan and write to CD-R per image | £8.60 |
| 120 and 70mm / 2000 dpi Scan and write to CD-R per image | £10.50 |
| 120 and 70mm / 4000 dpi Scan and write to CD-R per image | £13.50 |
Available only from Duplicates and Internegatives when scanning.
| De-Squeeze additional charge | £4.95 |
Unusual requests can be discussed
and quoted for.
For example, we have been asked to produce detailed pictures of 'Dolby Digital'
data blocks on 35mm release prints, perforation damage, analogue soundtrack
close ups, splices or faults and even mis-registered Technicolor dye transfer images,
as you can see, this type of work is mainly used for training purposes,
...other uses can include technical illustrations.
By far the best and cheapest way
to send film is to cut out the frames required, thus saving on postage weight
( especially 35mm rolls ), however this isn't always the preferred way for the
owner as it involves cutting precious film apart.
Film can be handled and printed from rolls, but can be difficult to leave in
a marked way for printing.
Ideally, we'd suggest you cut your film at a convenient shot or scene change
which includes the required frame for printing.
The actual frame should be indicated by using standard cine splicing tape as
a marker ( ..as this won't leave any marks on the film afterwards ). If you prefer,
we can choose and print from the best frame ( in technical terms ) closest to
your mark, assuming the picture isn't too different.
Digital colour correction is quite effective on 'fading pink' prints when using
digital film scanning but we can't do miracles !
It's strongly recommended you send film by 'Special Delivery' at the insured
rate that would cover it's value.
Please bear in mind copyright exists on most printed motion picture film, We
would need the Copyright holder's permission ( in writing ) to reproduce images
from their film.
Please note: It is illegal to send ( flammable ) Cellulose Nitrate film through the postal system.