Seal/Bienfang Finish Guard Canvas Roll is a vinyl-based laminating film that can be used to protect photographs and paper artwork. It offers UV protection and is extremely durable.

The canvas finish yields a rich, textured look. Finish Guard is made from two components: a firm adhesive and a UV protective layer. The use of this product on a wide variety of products such as photos and posters will help protect the image from the harmful effects of ultraviolet radiation.

Use on artwork to protect surfaces from UV rays

Easy to use, with a clear, low-tack adhesive coating on one side

Durable, lightweight alternative to glass

1.5" core

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. how long this last?

A: Super 8mm 50ft cartridges yield about 3600 frames, which provides a run time of 3min 20 sec at 18frames per second, or 2min 30sec at 24frames per second. The processed film when transferred to a video/digital format will yield about 3min for films shot at 18fps and 2min 30sec for those exposed at 24fps and transferred with a 5-bladed shutter system. The 18fps films can also be transferred for a run time of 3min 20sec but not all labs can offer this. Although, the digital files can be speed adjusted in post processing using computer software; either yours or the labs. Higher frame rates while filming which will run the film out quicker, will still yield the same playback time, since high speed filming is to create slow-motion effects upon playback.

Q: 2. Will this work on my Bauer c500 xlm?

A: Yes this can work with a Bauer C500 XLM.

Q: 3. When im filming outdoors with film 50D..do i have to switch ON 85 orange filter for daylight or do i have to switch for artifical light ..im asking u becouse is a new negative daylight film??Are settings about the filters during filming the same if digitalise negative film and print or if i develope from negative to positive for projecting?

A: 7203 is ISO 50 rated for 'D' - Daylight. You would need a filter to properly color balance for use in Tungsten (traditional artificial) sources. As you can see from the chart on the box cover - the lightbulb (artificial light) graphic shows that with an 80A filter, the film is rated ISO 12 (the filter reduces some of the light reaching the emulsion), whereas in sunlight, no filter is required, resulting in a ISO of 50.Not entirely sure if i understand the second part of your question, but in general, you want to expose the film properly no matter how you plan on processing/ finishing.

Q: 4. Is this DX coded?

A: The CineStill Film 50Daylight Xpro C-41 Color Negative Film is non-DX coded.

Q: 5. Is it possible to get this type of film processed anymore?

A: Absolutely. Pro8mm in cali, they do an awesome job.

Q: 6. hey..can i use this super 8 stock 200T in my camera Canon 814 electronic and with what kind of settings?Is Canon 814 electronic super 8 camera afterall??THANKS

A: Your camera is a Super 8mm movie camera and the film will work. It's sort of an all purpose film.

Q: 7. Will this work on GAF XL125 camera?

A: Kodak VISION3 500T Color Negative Film #7219 (Super 8, 50' Roll) is in a Super 8 cassette and will work in any Super 8 camera, including the GAF XL125 Super 8 Movie Camera.

Q: 8. Would this film work in a Bell &a Howell Filmosonic XL 1230?

A: Hi Maya r. Although I am not familiar with that model of camera. I shot this film stock in a bell and Howell microstar z super 8 camera and film developed good!

Q: 9. Will this work in a Sankyo Sound XL-40S Super 8mm film camera. I know the film is housed in a square cartridge. dont know exactly what this film looks like since they only show the box.

A: Yes this film is suitable for your Sankyo Sound XL-40S.

Q: 10. Does it really have 0 remjet? It wont destroy the machine on the local photoshop then?

A: No remjet; Its already removed. Thats the selling point. :)