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[…]t have access to Sovcolor.  Maybe there was one other made in East Germany.  I can’t recall precisely, but the obvious choice was Kodak.PF: I think there was Gevacolor around that time.PS: Yes, but Agfa was part of Geva, wasn’t it?PF: Yes, it was. Yes. So, during that transitiona[…]

[…]cle about, was already concerned about what it would mean to look after a film archive for the nation in the very early 1920s. He was consulting with Kodak about what you should do to preserve nitrate film. He was the first person that I know of to come up with the idea of having separate preservati[…]

[…]duce; Dufay negatives were much higher contrast that Eastman; the only way to control contrast is by using separations; on some titles he worked with Kodak internegative (5272) rather than normal intermediate stock in order to lower the contrast – also had a slightly better definition; when PB start[…]

[…]a family member who introduced you to photography or was it something you picked up yourself?CL: I think it started when my brother Jack brought me a Kodak, one of the small Kodak cameras of the time. And I was thirteen and I had six sisters.NA: (laughs) Six sisters!CL: Which were all very photograp[…]