This 50" x 100' roll of Premium Matte Rapid-Dry White Film from Kodak is a water-resistant polyester material that is 5 mil thick and useful for banner stand graphics, trade show and retail displays, and special event or traveling displays. It features a white matte surface finish that is scratch, smudge, and abrasion-resistant to avoid showing fingerprints or becoming damaged. Also, it has a back coating for full opacity and is compatible with both dye and pigmented inks.

Compatible with Dye and Pigment Inks    Water-Resistant Polyester Material    Thickness: 5 mil    Scratch, Smudge and Abrasion-Resistant    Back Coating for Full Opacity    Surface Finish: Matte

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can we shoot twice on this film?

A: No - this film is only exposed through the camera one time.

Q: 2. Will this film work in a Keystone K-45 Riviera Deluxe?

A: No it will not, but you could split Double 8 with a film splitter and use this. a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/927375-REG target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/927375-REG/a

Q: 3. 1: Can this film be developed as a negative film?

A: yes, you can develop as a negative. Once you send your cartridge in to develop via processing lab, they will send back the negative reel. I go to Yale-film and video for all my development. They have the best prices.

Q: 4. Will this work with a Kodak colorburst 50?

A: The Colorburst 50 was one of Kodak's Instant Cameras that used their proprietary instant film cartridge.

Q: 5. what if i need 10 or 40? will the shipping price (to Argentina) be the same for each one? and what is the due date of this films? Thanks

A: For this inquiry, please send us an e-mail to sales@bandh.com.

Q: 6. I have a Ward704 camera not sure what will fit need help. Thanks

A: Thank you David for the info.

Q: 7. Would this film work with Bell & Howell Autoload 430 optronic eye?

A: IF IT IS SUPER 8 IT WILL WORK

Q: 8. will this film work in a kodak brownie 8mm movie camera 2?

A: Absolutly not your camera needs double eight film. You can find this film here at B&h it is Fomapan R.

Q: 9. Hi! I bought this Kodak cartridge and I was wondering... When I put the cartridge in, since there's already a little lenght of film that is visible at the beginning of the reel and that therefore, that part of the film might be exposed... Should I shoot for a few seconds before actually filming what I have to film (to make sure it comes out the way I want it to)?If so, how many seconds approximately? Thank you!

A: just start shooting, what is exposed is really few photograms. Whenever you take out the catridge you will expose like 4 photograms, is not that much, is less than a second (it depends on your camera but usually they use a format that is 18 photograms per second) sorry for my bad english, i hope you understand.

Q: 10. Will I be able to use this film in a Kodak Instamatic m6 Super 8mm camera?

A: Yes, IF the camera were usable. However, due to the fact that KODAK used neoprene drive gears on the main motor shaft, 99% of these have by now dried up and crumbled rendering the majority of Super 8mm cameras KODAK ever made unusable. My recommendation is to find another Super 8mm to use and forget trying to use the KODAK. Even IF it works, it WILL fail, often before you can finish the cartridge of film.