From: Sam Wells (email suppressed)
Date: Fri May 19 2006 - 08:52:35 PDT
1. don't know, don't think so.
2. No standard camera stocks are polyester based. Special Order IR
films are, that's about it; otherwise it's print and now (some, not
all) Intermediate material that's poly - (if there's a 2 or 3 at the
front of a Kodak emulsion code it's Estar, a 7 or 5 it's acetate) .
Personally I wouldn't pick a film stock to shoot on based on the
splicer I owned !
-Sam
>
> Simple question: Can I edit acetate base film with a sonic
> splicer? It's my understanding that sonic splicers are for
> polyester base usually, but I'm editing some 7245 which is acetate
> (¿verdad?).
>
> And, if sonic splicers are only for polyester base, then which
> stocks (kodak or fuji) are polyester base (so I can make use of
> this kickass splicer)?
>
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