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Ektachrome®
Integral tripack reversal colour film process, normally used for motion picture work in the 16mm form.
Ektachrome® originals are not intended for direct projection or viewing but as a source material from which prints may be made, either directly on to another reversal stock or by way of a colour dupe negative on to colour positive film (Spottiswoode 1969). A feature of this film is that it is processed by laboratories other than Kodak.
References
1969, The Focal Encyclopedia of Film and Television Techniques, Focal Press, London, New York
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