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FUJI INSTANT COLOR FILM New FP-100C / FP-100C SILK
FUJIFILM PRODUCT INFORMATION BULLETIN
5. FILM STORAGE
The photographic and physical properties of film are
adversely affected by high temperature and humidity,
as well as by formalin vapor and other harmful gases.
To minimize these adverse effects, film should be
stored in a dry, well-ventilated place.
For long-term storage, keep film in a refrigerator [at a
temperature below 10°C (50°F)]. Place opened film
packs into polyethylene or vinyl bags before refriger-
ating them.
After removing film from a refrigerator, you should
wait (at least 12 hours) for it to reach room tempera-
ture before opening it. If you open the film while it is
still cold, it may be adversely affected by condensa-
tion.
After loading film into a camera, you should expose it
as soon as possible.
Cameras loaded with film should be stored with as
little exposure as possible to harmful gases, high
temperatures, and high humidity. New building
materials (such as coated plywood) and newly-
manufactured furniture, paints and bonding agents
are a possible source of formalin vapor. Do not store
loaded cameras or film within their vicinity.
6. PHOTO STORAGE
The quality of finished photos will change during stor-
age if exposed to strong light, high temperatures,
and high humidity. Photos are also affected by expo-
sure to certain gases. For optimum preservation dur-
ing long-term storage, keep photos in a dark, dry and
well-ventilated location away from harmful gases.
As with all sensitive materials, images produced on
this film are subject to discoloration or fading with
time. The Fuji Photo Film Co. disclaims any responsi-
bility for any discoloration or fading that may occur
with this film.
Certain adhesives may cause color dyes to discolor
or fade when used to mount photos. Liquid glues
may permeate the mounting sheet, causing mount-
ing sheets to adhere to each other when stacked. It is
recommended that glue sticks be used instead.
When using liquid glues, it is recommended that only
a light coating of glue be applied and that the glue be
confirmed dry before storage.
When keeping photos on file, avoid direct image-to-
image contact, especially with photos that are still
moist. Such contact may cause irreparable damage.
When storing photos, completely dry them and exer-
cise care so that they are not placed one on top of
the other or front to front.
Exposure Time
(sec.)
1/1000
1/100
1/15
1/4
1
4
8
16
Exposure
Correction
+ 1/2 stop
+ 2/3 stop
+ 1 stop
+ 1 1/2 stops
+ 2 stops
Color Balance
Correction
5R
5Y+7.5R
5Y+7.5R
7.5Y+12.5R
7. RECIPROCITY CHARACTERISTICS
This film exhibits little gradation imbalance at low illumi-
nation levels and during long exposures. With color bal-
ance correction, this film produces good photographic
results. Use the following correction values as a general
guide.
8. NEW TECHNOLOGIES INCORPORATED
IN New FP-100C/FP100C SILK
8-1 New Direct Positive Sigma Crystal Technology
Enhanced Reciprocity Characteristics
Direct Positive Sigma Crystal Technology minimizes
the decrease in sensitivity, color balance variations,
and the gradation imbalance that occur in the current
film during shooting under low illumination and long
exposures. This film produces superb print results
with little gradation imbalance in the highlights to the
shadows from long exposures of 1 to 10 seconds
under low-light conditions.
Further Extended Low-temperature End (from
15°C to 10°C)
Development-accelerating technology (new devel-
opment accelerator, new nucleation accelerator, new
color dye-releasing accelerator) first used in INSTAX
films has been adapted for use in peel-apart film,
extending the low-temperature end and enabling
shooting over a wider range of temperatures. The
minimum temperature extends from 15°C (59°F) to
10°C (50°F).
8-2 New Image Stability Technology
· Clear Protective Layer
· New Dye-fixing Technology
· New Developer Stabilizer
Improved Light-fading Characteristics
A clear protective layer has been newly introduced to
cut ultraviolet light, while a new color dye stabilizer
enhances color dye durability. This results in
improved light-fading characteristics and a decrease
in the color fading rate to about one-fourth that of the
current film.
Reduced Color Cast after Peeling
The use of a new processing fluid-stabilizing technol-
ogy suppresses oxidation of the processing fluid
after peeling. This new technology has reduced the
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