Use indoors with a movie light (3400K) or in daylight with a No. 85 filter.  Use this film to make color movies for projection.  It has moderate speed and extremely high sharpness.

Caution:  Process this film in K-14 process only.
Handling - Load and unload your camera in subdued light.  The light side of the film must always face the camera lens.  Read your camera instruction manual.  Before closing the camera, run 3 or 4 inches of film to be sure the film advances properly and is securely attached to the take up spool.  Some cameras, such as the Canon Zoom 8, will not advance film unless the film door is closed.  For cameras that perform in this manner, you should manually advance the film by turning the spools with your fingers.  To expose the film completely, run it through your camera twice.  The first time you will expose 25 feet along half its width.  When the film has been through your camera once, reload the film into the camera and run it through a second time to expose the other half.  When you have exposed both halves of the roll, replace the rubber band around the film and put it in the can.  Have the film processed promptly after exposure.  Don't keep your movie camera and film in a hot place, such as the glove compartment or rear window of a car.

Film Speed - Use these meter settings with your automatic camera or exposure meter.  To set a manually adjustable camera without an exposure meter, use the exposure tables below.

Type of Light	Meter Setting
MOVIE LIGHT - 3400 K	ASA 40
DAYLIGHT with No. 85 filter	ASA 25

Exposure with Movie Lights - 3400 K - Exposure Table

Lens Opening	650-watt Tungsten-Halogen Movie Light Flood Beam	650-watt Tungsten-Halogen Movie Light Spot Beam	375-watt Tungsten-Halogen Movie Light
f/8	4 to 6 ft.	6 to 9 ft.	4 to 6 ft.
f/5.6	6 to 9 ft.	9 to 12 ft.	6 to 7 ft.
f/4	9 to 12 ft.	12 to 17 ft.	7 to 9 ft.
f/2.8	12 to 17 ft.	17 to 24 ft.	9 to 13 ft.
f/1.9	17 to 24 ft.	24 to 35 ft.	13 to 19 ft.

Daylight Moviemaking - Exposure Table - Use No. 85 filter

Bright or Hazy Sun on Light Sand or Snow	Bright or Hazy Sun (Distinct Shadows)	Weak, Hazy Sun (Soft Shadows)	Cloudy Bright (No Shadows)	Heavy Overcast, Open Shade	Shades **
f/16	f/11 - f/16 *	f/11	f/8	f/5.6	f/5.6

*   Use halfway between f/11 and f/16; use halfway between f/5.6 and f/8 for backlighted close-up subjects.
** Subject shaded from the sun but lit by large area of clear sky.