Can it be developed through the C-41 process?
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Unless Kodak is privy to some information that we, as consumers, do not have, all of their color print films use the C-41 process, including the Ektar 100.
1944873
Yes it can be processed C-41. It states it right on the roll. In my mind, it is the best print film out there. A local photo shop does my developing & enlarging. I use Ektar 100 mainly for landscapes, sunrise/sunset stuff & it is great. For sunset I overexpose it by about 1 and a half to 2 and with the lens I use, the colors just jump out & the saturation is great.
1944874
Sorry I can't answer your question, I take my film to a camera store for development.
2146504
Yes. I've used my C90 on mine. Could be frustrating at higher powers, the motions can be a bit sticky and jerky.
1756263
I don't think so. While I haven't tried, the c is just different enough I doubt it will fit.
2027444
I do not really know. It is likely to be 95-98% with a little "something else" to make it easier to manufacture.
428458
For an accurate answer I would call the company. I would think this is possible BUT would ask them.
983789
I do not know.I like the material. Being made from organic material it would seem possible.
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the core can be used over and over as long as you supply co2 but the shell splits apart. My advice on these is to go to youtube and do the mods
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Think it would work fine as long as the components are prepared properly. Puree's awesome.
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I have seen this question asked many times. You see, according to orthomolecular experts like Dr. Andrew Saul, it really doesn't matter whether it is manufactured in China (and most all pure C powders are, because they have perfected this process). It also doesn't matter if it is derived from GMO corn, etc, because at the molecular level vitamin C molecule is the same C6H8O6, i.e., 6 carbon atoms, 8 hydrogen and 6 oxygen atoms. You see, NONE of those GMO traits, impurities, etc. can get through to the molecular level. A vitamin C molecule is the same, whether it is made in China, the UK or the US. The only exception really is Vitamin E, where natural is much more preferable to synthetic, etc. I have seen this question asked many times. You see, according to orthomolecular experts like Dr. Andrew Saul, it really doesn't matter whether it is manufactured in China (and most all pure C powders are, because they have perfected this process). It also doesn't matter if it is derived from GMO corn, etc, because at the molecular level vitamin C molecule is the same C6H8O6, i.e., 6 carbon atoms, 8 hydrogen and 6 oxygen atoms. You see, NONE of those GMO traits, impurities, etc. can get through to the molecular level. A vitamin C molecule is the same, whether it is made in China, the UK or... » Read More I have seen this question asked many times. You see, according to orthomolecular experts like Dr. Andrew Saul, it really doesn't matter whether it is manufactured in China (and most all pure C powders are, because they have perfected this process). It also doesn't matter if it is derived from GMO corn, etc, because at the molecular level vitamin C molecule is the same C6H8O6, i.e., 6 carbon atoms, 8 hydrogen and 6 oxygen atoms. You see, NONE of those GMO traits, impurities, etc. can get through to the molecular level. A vitamin C molecule is the same, whether it is made in China, the UK or the US. The only exception really is Vitamin E, where natural is much more preferable to synthetic, etc. « Show Less
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Spud Man, although I cannot categorically answer in the affirmative to your question, government has increasingly updated regulations restricting the use of this chemical. You can google information on this.
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It is possible but the procedure would be very complicated. The C50 only clamps at a 90 degree angel. It would be easier to use a straight edge and clamp to a table.
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Definitely. But be sure to follow the directions when using the marine-grade degreasing kit before applying POR-15. Use a good set of gloves; for if you get some on your skin, nothing will get it off but time... a loooong time. Sand and then fine sand the surface before starting the project. Place some kitchen Glad-wrap over any unused POR-15 and press the lid on tightly. Store it in your refrigerator for future use. This is not an ordinary product. My air handler rusted out 5 years ago, and I saved it with this amazing stuff. I can't speak too highly about it.
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Not easily. It is a soldering iron with a blade tip so it would mean really slow melting progress.
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It's possible, with the correct drill bit. With a little experimenting I'm sure you could make it work.
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I would imagine it is part of manufacturing process used in making the inner and outer sections.
660668
Unfortunately, I do not have an answer. Please contact Standard Process Center and they will provide an answer for that question.
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James, You would have to research the manufacturer to make sure there are standards met. I am not their when they make the product or have knowledge of the process. Sorry. Regards,