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That's pretty nifty. I didn't think nitrocellulose film was manufactured anymore. If not, I wonder what movie they got it from. This is a good application for i
by icodestuff 6y ago
That's pretty nifty. I didn't think nitrocellulose film was manufactured anymore. If not, I wonder what movie they got it from. This is a good application for it, certainly.
- andylynch 6y agoA roll would last a long time for this. Could well be they just have one or two still in a cupboard from the thirties.
- throwaway2245 6y agoBecause I didn't fully grasp this without further research: Kodak ceased production of nitrocellulose film in 1951, when "safety film" was commonly used instead.