Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2004/11/28
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]>Wow is my first reaction: >http://www.rollei.de/cct/files/rollei/data/GBA_R3_e.pdf >http://www.rollei.de/en/produkte/produkt.cfm?id=Rolls&name=Rolls This is another cynical marketing ploy to move traffic film into the photographic market. This film has been available as Maco Cube 400 for some time. Traffic films have multiple layers of different sensitivities so they can function at different effective speeds but they lack resolution compared to the best 400 speed films and sharpness in comparison to the best superspeed films. They have extended red sensitivity because some juristictions use infra-red flashes in red light and speed cameras. Several films designed for specialist purposes have been useful for photography - High Speed Recording film and some of the copying films like Tech Pan and Copex which Simon mentioned recently. I like many quite weird films, but I don't like traffic film, your opinions may well differ. And yes, the wooden box *is* cute.