Abstract

Characteristic curves and absolute sensitivity data are presented for Kodak 101-01 film and for Kodak-Pathé SC5 and SC7 film in the 735–2804-Å wavelength region. Estimates of the detective quantum efficiency (DQE) of these films have been made at 1200 Å and 2537 Å. The Eberhard effect, reciprocity law failure, and the effect on film sensitivity of evacuation are discussed.

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