But several models can handle uncut 35-millimeter rolls -- Nikon's Coolscan 5000 ED (available for $750 to $1,100) can take a 40-frame strip with an optional roll-film adapter ($450).
Ross Lipman, a senior preservationist at the University of California, Los Angeles, has made a specialty of rescuing these films and will be present on Oct. 27 to introduce a new version of Barbara Loden's ground- and heartbreaking "Wanda" (1970), reconstructed from the original 16-millimeter camera rolls, among other films.
Participants must have their own cameras and motorcycles, but six rolls of 35-millimeter film and processing are provided.
War photographers routinely return home with more than a hundred rolls of 35-millimeter film, but Norfolk shot just 120 frames during his two-week stay in Afghanistan.
In 1963 he bought 10 rolls of 16-millimeter film, only to come across Andy Warhol using them, on a visit to Mr. Chamberlain's country house, to shoot the poet John Giorno sleeping for the early "anti-film" "Sleep".
With two cameras slung around his neck and the pockets of his safari jacket stuffed with rolls of 35-millimeter film, he looked as if he'd been sent out by central casting.
BHP had to design sensors and roller materials that could withstand the hellish temperatures and control the depth of the steel pool between the rolls to within 1 millimeter.
Chadwick was thrilled to discover a trove of nine rolls of uncut 16-millimeter interviews that had been done on the sly by documentarians in 1970 just after Winnie emerged from 17 months in solitary confinement: "You see a real woman that's been broken but also full of anger and full of hatred of what's happened to her.
We used a standard sterile oral examination kit containing a dental examination mirror, ball-tip periodontal probe (calibrated in millimeters), tweezers, masks, bib, tissue wipes, cotton rolls and a biodegradable tray. 1. Dental examination The DMFT index quantifies dental caries, fillings, and tooth loss.
WASHINGTON - IN the wee hours of Aug. 13, 1961, East German troops began rolling out barbed wire along the border between East and West Berlin, and by dawn, Daniel Schorr of CBS News and his cameraman were able to roll 16-millimeter black-and-white film of one of the biggest stories of the cold war.
Ladner, on the other hand, serves up a whopping 100-layer lasagna at Del Posto, so naturally he rolls his sheets much thinner, to one millimeter thick.
