Kodak A-1671 - Manual (Page 5)

EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY
Document Imaging
Rochester, New York 14650
1-800-243-8811
KODAK CANADA INC.
Document Imaging
Toronto, Ontario M6M 1V3
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A-1671 CAT 116 5521 12/01 ©Eastman Kodak Company, 2001 Printed in U.S.A.
References
1. ”Inspection of Processed Photographic Record
Films for Aging Blemishes,” C.S. McCamy,
National Bureau of Standards Handbook 96,
January 24, 1964.
2. ”Microscopic Spots—A Progress Report,” D.G.
Wiest and R.W. Henn, National Micro-News, 70,
249257, June 1964.
3. ”Microscopic Spots in Processed Microfilm—
Their Nature and Prevention,” D.G. Wiest and
R.W. Henn, Photographic Science and
Engineering, 7 (5), 253-261 (1963) and
“Micrographic Spots in Processed Microfilm:
The Effect of Iodide,” R.W. Henn, D.G. Wiest,
and B.D. Mack, Photographic Science and
Engineering, 9 (3), 167-173 (1965).
4. ”The Effects and Prevention of the ‘Vinegar
Syndrome’.” A. Tulsi Ram, David F. Kopperl,
Richard C. Sehlin, Stephanie Masaryk-Morris,
James L. Vincent, and Paige Miller, Journal of
Imaging Science and Technology, Volume 38,
Number 3, May/June 1994, pp. 249-261.
5. American National Standard: “Imaging Media
(Photography)—The Effectiveness of Chemical
Conversion of Silver Images against Oxidation—
Methods for Measuring,” ANSI/NAPM IT 9.15-
1993.
6. American National Standard: “Imaging
Materials—Processed Silver-Gelatin Type
Black-and-White Film—Specifications for
Stability,” ANSI/NAPM IT 9.1-1996 (same as
ANSI/ISO 10602-1995).
7. ”Polysulfide Treatment for Microfilm,” James M.
Reilly, D.W. Nishimura, K.M. Cuprika and
P.Z. Adelstein, Journal of Imaging Technology,
Volume 17, Number 3, June/July 1991,
pp. 99-107.
Note: Refer to the latest revision of each ANSI
or ISO Standard specified.