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<p>FYI: Full ISO/ASA scale in 1/3-stop increment:<br>

<strong>25</strong>, 32, 40, <strong>50</strong>, 64, 80, <strong>100</strong>, 125, 160, <strong>200</strong>, 230, 320, <strong>400</strong>, 500, 640, <strong>800</strong>, 1000, 1250, <strong>1600</strong>, 2000, 2500, <strong>3200</strong>, 4000, ...</p>

<p>I asked Ed Hamrick (the creator of VueScan) and his answer was also "yes".</p>

<p>Hi Paul, thanks for your help! I will order it right away!</p>

<p>I am using VueScan and I wonder if VueScan can read the reference data for <a href="http://www.silverfast.com/show/kodachrome-targets/it.html">LaserSoft/SilverFast's Kodachrome IT8 target</a>. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!</p>

<p>Hi Jeff Adler, are you sure Dwayne's will send back unprocessed Kodak film with destroyed mailer if you send them to PO Box 1171, Parsons KS 67357 ?</p>

<p>Two weeks ago I sent a roll of Kodachrome 64 (24 exp) with an old PK20 mailer to Dwaynes. I received the developed film today, but also found a small sheet in the envelop:<br /> <br /> "Dear Customer: We are very sorry to inform you that, effective immediately, Kodak will no longer honor any expired KODAK Pre-paid Processing Mailers. We will continue to accept unexpired KODAK Procesing Mailers for KODACHROME and EKTACHROME Films through December 31, 2009. After that date, Kodak will no longer honor prepaid processing mailers of any kind...."<br>

<br /> Did anybody receive the same sheet like me?<br>

<br />PS: I later confirmed the news by checking Kodak Help Center:<br /> http://tinyurl.com/mv7o4u</p>

<p>Can anybody tell me how to tell expired mailers from unexpired ones? I can't find any expiration date printed on my mailers....</p>

<p>Michael @ <em>Focal Point </em> helped me convert my FH-869S strip holder into a glass holder by adding a clear glass and an Anti-Newton-ring glass.</p>

<p>I tried to use the modified holder to scan a 24x65mm XPan exposure /w Nikon 8000 ED and Nikon Scan 4.0, but Nikon Scan automatically split the whole scanning area into 4 exposures, none of which fit the 24x65mm format. I tried to find some settings on mask size in Nikon Scan 4.0 but failed.<br /> <br /> How should I scan my 24x65mm film using this modified holder in general?</p>

<p>By the way, I don't own a FH-869G holder and am not sure how the genuine FH-869G handle it, although I have a user manual for FH-869G (see attachment). From this manual I guess it is those masks coming with the original holder that help the scanner determine the size of each exposure. If that is the case, it seems no way for me to set the exposure size since I don't have those masks. Is my guess correct or not?</p>

<p>Thank you, Alan. I've just found a picture showing its sensitivity distribution, which I'd like to share with you all.<br>

http://www3.xitek.com/catalog/contax/t3/page03.jpg</p>

<p>I read through T3's user manual to look for its metering area, but only found a sentence in the "specifications": "metering: two-part external light meter with SPD element"</p>

<p>What is it equivalent to if we translate it into the language of through-the-lens metering? (evaluative metering, central weighted metering, or spot metering? How many degrees or percentage?)</p>

<p>Thank you!</p>

<p>It works! Thank you!</p>

<p>Thank you, guys. I just confirmed with Dwayne's that they have no agreement with Fuji for C-41 any more. They suggest me call Fuji @888-385-4257 for information on where to send C-41 mailers. I'll update it once I get information from Fuji.</p>

<p>I bought some pretty old fujicolor mailers (for 35mm or 126 films) from ebay last year. I heard that Fuji had suspended their C-41 processing service, and Walmart could certainly do this job. But I am still wondering if there are any ways I can use these mailers and get my Ektar 100 developed....<br /> http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3012/3324329159_67fa3e4969_b.jpg<br /> Any good news to me? :D</p>