Motion Picture chemicals
Filmmakers are capturing images exactly the way they envision and want it. The real moment of truth occurs when the film gets processed. For this moment of processing, CPAC Imaging has developed a complete concept of ECN-2 and ECP-2 chemicals, Automatic mixing systems and closed loop silver recovery systems.
Produced under strict quality control procedures, CPAC’s motion picture Kit chemistry concentrates make the ideal solution for the motion picture lab that wants continuously stable, supreme quality products, without tedious measuring and analyzing.
After all, while filmmakers are in the business of surprising people, you as a laborotory, are definitely not.
For labs who prefer to mix their chemicals from bulk, CPAC Imaging offers the full range of high quality raw materials needed to mix ready-to-use concentrates in-house in the lab.
Produced under strict quality control procedures, CPAC’s motion picture Kit chemistry concentrates make the ideal solution for the motion picture lab that wants continuously stable, supreme quality products, without tedious measuring and analyzing.
After all, while filmmakers are in the business of surprising people, you as a laborotory, are definitely not.
For labs who prefer to mix their chemicals from bulk, CPAC Imaging offers the full range of high quality raw materials needed to mix ready-to-use concentrates in-house in the lab.
e-motion ECN-2 and ECP-2 motion picture chemicals
ECN-ECP motion picture chemistry.pdf (179.27Kb) More in dept information about the CPAC Imaging motion picture concentrate chemicals.
Motion picture chemicals mixers
Motion picture chemical Mixers.pdf (521.4Kb) CPAC in co-operation with Rockwell offers a complete range of automatic mixers for use in any size of Motion picture lab. Find out more in depth information here.
Motion picture011.jpg (3814.95Kb) Motion picture raw materials (bulk chemistry)
Motion picture raw material listing.pdf (130.34Kb) Find here a list of Raw materials available from CPAC for use in mixing ready to use motion picture chemicals.