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HG/T 2696-1995 ISO 100/21° Color Photographic Film

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Standard ID: HG/T 2696-1995

Standard Name: ISO 100/21° Color Photographic Film

Chinese Name: ISO 100/21°彩色照相胶卷

Standard category:Chemical industry standards (HG)

state:Abolished

Date of Implementation:2001-03-01

Date of Expiration:2004-08-01

standard classification number

Standard Classification Number:Chemicals>>Information Chemicals>>G81 Photosensitive Materials

associated standards

alternative situation:ZB G81008-1989; partially replaced by HG/T 3635-1999

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Partially replaced by HG/T 3635-1999 %ZB G81008-89 HG/T 2696-1995 ISO 100/21° Color Photographic Film HG/T2696-1995 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net

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Chemical Industry Standard of the People's Republic of China
HG/T 2696--95
ISO100/21° Color Photographic Film
Published on April 25, 1995
Ministry of Chemical Industry of the People's Republic of China
Implemented on January 1, 1996
Chemical Industry Standard of the People's Republic of China
IS0100/21° Color Photographic Film
Subject Content and Scope of Application
FG/T 2696 --- 95
Replaces ZB G81 008-89
This standard specifies the technical requirements, test methods, inspection rules, packaging, storage and transportation conditions of ISO 100/21° color photographic film.
This standard applies to daylight type I50100/21° color photographic film. The film uses cellulose acetate or ester film base as support, coated with gelatin silver halide emulsion containing protective color formers, cited standards
GB2924 Determination of photosensitivity of negative film for color photography GB/T.6843 Determination of melting point of photosensitive material coating GB/T9045 Determination of resolution of photosensitive material GB9185135 Technical requirements for film cassettes
GB/T9860 Determination of water absorption of photosensitive material GB/T9861 Determination of scratch resistance during photosensitive film development GB/T10558 Determination of root mean square granularity of photosensitive material GB/T15061 General rules for photosensitivity determination of silver salt photosensitive material Part 1 Light conditions
HG/T2695 Size of motion picture film
3 Product categories
Test specimens suitable for white pseudo-tungsten light and simulated daylight Common specifications of color film There are two types: 135 (36-frame, 24-frame, 20-frame, 12-frame) and 120. 4 Technical requirements
4.1 According to the provisions of this standard, the lighting, washing, testing, photography and physical properties should meet the requirements of Table 1. Table
Minimum density Da
Contrast coefficient fluctuation range
Maximum density Da
Contrast coefficient balance
People's Republic of China Approved by the Ministry of Chemical Industry of the People's Republic of China on April 25, 1995 Blue-sensitive layer
Red-sensitive layer
1996-01-01 actual flag
Sensitivity S/S
Tolerance L
Root mean square granularity
Resolution RP, c/mm
Anti-scratch during processing, N
Melting point of emulsion layer,
Water absorption, %
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Table 1
Blue-sensitive layer
Note 1): The nominal values ​​of D and 7 are specified in the enterprise standard. 4.2 Film cutting and punching size
4.2.1 Film cutting size
Execute Table 2, Figure 1 Regulations,
Y1 Distance from reference point to film
Y2 Reference point from first to last frame
Y3 Distance from last frame to film box
Y4 Film tongue length
Ys Film tongue width
Y6 Total length of film
Film width
Y Distance from the end of film tongue to the original reference plane of film rollY8 Film tongue end round angle
Y9 Film tongue spot angle
Y 10th tongue mouth inner angle
Y11th tongue end round angle
Y12th tongue lifting resistance
135-12
135--20
sensory margin
100/21°
135-24
135—36
distance from reference point to recommended tongue length 161.550~[85.25418.0
38. 1044.77
43. 91 ~7t. 76
Red-sensitive layer
61. 3 ~ 62. 2
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Figure 1135 Schematic diagram of film size
4. 2. 2135 The punching hole size of rubber film
should comply with the provisions of Table 3 and Figure 2,
sheet width A
longitudinal span of tooth hole B
tooth hole width C
tooth hole width D
tooth hole side moment E
tooth hole stagger G
tooth hole angular arc radius R
continuous 100 longitudinal span spacing L
cross hole spacing M
4.3 Performance
4.3.1 Appearance quality of raw film
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Figure 2135 Schematic diagram of punching hole size of film
35.00 (0, -0. 10)
4. 750 ±0. 03
2. 80±0. 03
1.98± 0. 03
2. 00 ± 0. [5
0.50(nominal)
475.0±0.4
A- (C+E)
The film should be clean and non-sticky, and the tooth holes and edges should be smooth and free of burrs. The emulsion layer should not have delamination, obvious drawing, streaking, bubbles, sand holes and mechanical scratches.
4. 3.2 Transparent film quality
The emulsion layer of the film should not have bubbles, no shedding and no spots. 4.3.3 Gray film quality
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The film should be free of streaks, drawing, spots and obvious density defects. 4.4 Warranty period
The warranty period is 15 months from the date of film packaging. 5 Test methods
5.1 Photographic performance measurement
5. 1.1 General photographic performance measurement
Sample exposure, density measurement, and photosensitive characteristic curve drawing shall comply with the relevant provisions of GB/T15061 and GB2924. 5.1.1.1 Sample processing
Sample processing shall be carried out according to the process and formula recommended by the manufacturer. If the manufacturer does not specify, Kodak C-41 process and chemical processing can be used. The processing process is shown in Table 4.
5.1.1.2 Calculation of index values,
5. 1,1.2. 1 Sensitivity
Calculated according to GB2924 method
5. 1. 1. 2. 2 Minimum density
37.8± 0. 15
38 ± 3
38 ±3
3min 15s
6min 30s
3min15s
6min30s
3min 15s
Imin 30 s
4~5min
The unilluminated sample is developed according to the conditions specified in 5.1.1.1. Its blue, green and red densities are tested respectively as the results. The obtained density is the sum of the base density, fog density and mask density. 5, 1.1,2.3 Contrast coefficient
The slope of the straight line on the photosensitivity characteristic curve is taken. 5.1.1.2.4 Contrast coefficient balance
The difference between the maximum and minimum contrast coefficients of the three characteristic curves of the blue-sensitive layer, the green-sensitive layer and the red-sensitive layer. 5.1.1.2., 5 Tolerance
The minimum value of the instantaneous light logarithm at the end point of the straight line of the three photosensitive characteristic curves minus the maximum value of the exposure logarithm at the starting point. 5.1.1.2.6 Maximum density
The density value corresponding to the highest point on the three photosensitive characteristic curves. 5.1.2 Determination of resolution
According to the provisions of GB/T9045,
5.1.3 Determination of root mean square granularitywww.bzxz.net
According to the provisions of GB/T10558,
5.-3- Determination of physical properties
5.2.1 Determination of scratch resistance during washing
According to the provisions of GB/T 9861
5. 2. 2 Determination of melting point of emulsion layer
According to the provisions of GB/T 6843
5.2.3 Determination of water absorption
According to the provisions of GB/T9860
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5. 3 Measurement of size
The size of 135 film shall be measured in accordance with the provisions of HG/T2695-4. The size of 120 film shall be measured with a measuring tool or steel ruler with an accuracy of not less than 0.1.
5. 4 Inspection of performance
5.4.1 Inspection of apparent quality of raw film
Take a section of unprocessed sample from the unopened sample and visually inspect it under white light. 5.4.2. Quality inspection of transparent film
Take a section of sample from the unopened sample, and directly develop it into a transparent film without exposure, and then inspect it visually. 5.4.3. Quality inspection of gray film
Take a section of sample from the unopened sample, expose it evenly, develop the color to the black and white density of 0.8~1.0, and then inspect it visually. 6 Inspection rules
1 Factory inspection
This type of film shall be inspected by the quality inspection department of the manufacturer according to the inspection quantity and sampling rate specified in Table 5. Only qualified products can be shipped.
Inspection items
General photographic properties
Resolution, root mean square granularity
Physical properties
Performance
Film size
6.2 Type inspection
Inspection batch
Each emulsion number is a batch
Each emulsion number is a batch
Each emulsion number is a batch
Each emulsion number is a batch
Each emulsion number is a batch
Each equipment number is a batch
Type inspection shall be carried out in any of the following situations: When there are major changes in structure, raw materials, and processes; when the production of electrical products is resumed after long-term suspension; b.
Long-term normal production should be inspected periodically; when the factory inspection results are significantly different from the last type inspection, d.
6.3 Delivery acceptance
Sampling rate
Inspect once for every four axes
Inspect once for each batch
Inspect once for each batch
Inspect each axis
Inspect at least once for each batch
The receiving unit generally accepts based on the certificate of conformity.
If the receiving unit conducts sampling inspection, the acceptance batch is based on the axis number, and one outer box is selected for each axis number or emulsion number, and at least 3 rolls are taken from each box for inspection
The inspection shall be carried out according to the items and methods specified in this standard. 1IG / T 2696 -- 95
If any of the indicators in the registration inspection are unqualified. If the re-inspection is qualified, the film of this batch shall be accepted; if the re-inspection is still unqualified, the product of this batch does not conform to this standard. ≤Quality Assurance Clauses
Films that have been accepted by the using department may be replaced or returned according to the actual consumption of films within the warranty period under the transportation, storage and use conditions specified in this standard if there are indeed quality problems with the films after verification. 7 Packaging and Marking
7.1 Marking requirements
7.1. The packaging container of the film should indicate the following information: manufacturer, trademark, product name, model or code, specification, quantity, emulsion number (or axis number), warranty period, weight, caution, moisture-proof, sun-proof, radiation-proof and other information or signs. 7.1.2135 The film should be printed with the manufacturer's product logo, film frame number, DX code, and processed marks on the two rows of perforations of the film. The packaging of the film must be light-proof and moisture-proof to ensure the safety of the product during transportation and storage. Each box of film should be accompanied by a product Certificate of conformity, each film is accompanied by a manual, all specifications of film should have a middle container, the outer transport box must be strong and firm, and sealed with a relatively strong adhesive tape, and then tied firmly:
7.2.1135 Packaging of film
7.2.1.1 Small packaging is in rolls, the film core and cassette should comply with the provisions of GB9185, and can be used in standard specification cameras
7.2.2.2133 The film is rolled on the standard core with the emulsion facing inward, placed in the cassette, and then loaded into a plastic barrel, and then into a paper box. The film should not be unhooked during use, and the pulling force of pulling the film out of the cassette should not be greater than 2.5N. A certain amount of film is loaded into the middle container and finally into the transport packaging box.
7.2.2120 Packaging of adhesive
.2.2.1: Small packages are in rolls, and the protective paper tape and the shaft core should comply with the provisions of relevant standards.7.2.2.2 The back of the film roll is in contact with the protective paper tape. The head of the roll starts from the positioning mark of the protective paper tape and is wound around the shaft together with the protective paper tape. The whole piece should be moderately tight. The tail of the roll is fixed with an adhesive tape of appropriate length and width. Finally, the head of the protective paper tape is glued with a sealing strip: a certain number of films are loaded into the middle packaging container and finally into the transport packaging box. 8 Transportation and storage
&.1 The film roll shall not be exposed to sunlight, rain, or severe vibration during transportation. 8.2 The storage of the film roll shall comply with the following requirements: The film roll shall be sealed and stored at a temperature not exceeding 13; b. ·The film shall not be exposed to direct sunlight; the film shall not be exposed to harmful gases such as formaldehyde, hydrogen sulfide and hydrogen and radioactive substances. Additional remarks:
HG/T2696 -
This standard is proposed by the National Technical Committee for Photographic Material Standardization. This standard is under the jurisdiction of the First Film Factory of China Lucky Film Company. 9
This standard was drafted by the First Film Factory of China Lucky Film Company, and Fuda Photosensitive Material Co., Ltd. and Gongyuan Photosensitive Material Industry Corporation participated in the drafting.
The main drafters of this standard are Wu Xiankai, Tang Zhijian, Guo Zhen, Gao Yuan and Chen Zhenkun. From the date of implementation of this standard, the original professional standard ZBG81008-89 "ISO 100/21° Color Photographic Film" of the People's Republic of China will be invalid.
People's Republic of China
Chemical Industry Standard
ISO100/21° Color Photographic Film
HG /T 2696 -- 95
Editor Chemical Industry Standard Compilation and Publishing Group
(Standardization Research Institute of Ministry of Chemical Industry)
Langzheng Code: 100011
Printing Standardization Research Institute of Ministry of Chemical Industry
Copyright reserved. No reproduction allowed
Format 880 × 12301 / 16 Printing Sheet 34 Words 15 000 First Edition September 1995
First Review and Reprinting September 1995
Print Quantity 1~500
Cost 7.00 Yuan
S6 --9697 /0H2 Packaging requirements
The packaging of film must be lightproof and moistureproof to ensure the safe transportation and storage of the product. Each box of film should be accompanied by a product certificate and an instruction manual. Films of various specifications should have a middle container. The outer transport box must be strong and firm, sealed with a relatively sticky tape, and then tied firmly:
7.2.1135 Packaging of film
7.2.1.1 Small packages are in rolls. The film core and cassette should comply with the provisions of GB9185 to ensure that they can be used in standard specification cameras
7.2.2.2133 The film is rolled on the standard core with the emulsion facing inward, placed in the cassette, and then loaded into a plastic barrel, and then into a paper box. The film should not be unhooked during use, and the pulling force of pulling the film out of the cassette should not be greater than 2.5N. A certain amount of film is loaded into the middle container and finally into the transport packaging box.
7.2.2120 Packaging of adhesive
.2.2.1: Small packages are in rolls, and the protective paper tape and the shaft core should comply with the provisions of relevant standards.7.2.2.2 The back of the film roll is in contact with the protective paper tape. The head of the roll starts from the positioning mark of the protective paper tape and is wound around the shaft together with the protective paper tape. The whole piece should be moderately tight. The tail of the roll is fixed with an adhesive tape of appropriate length and width. Finally, the head of the protective paper tape is glued with a sealing strip: a certain number of films are loaded into the middle packaging container and finally into the transport packaging box. 8 Transportation and storage
&.1 The film roll shall not be exposed to sunlight, rain, or severe vibration during transportation. 8.2 The storage of the film roll shall comply with the following requirements: The film roll shall be sealed and stored at a temperature not exceeding 13; b. ·The film shall not be exposed to direct sunlight; the film shall not be exposed to harmful gases such as formaldehyde, hydrogen sulfide and hydrogen and radioactive substances. Additional remarks:
HG/T2696 -
This standard is proposed by the National Technical Committee for Photographic Material Standardization. This standard is under the jurisdiction of the First Film Factory of China Lucky Film Company. 9
This standard was drafted by the First Film Factory of China Lucky Film Company, and Fuda Photosensitive Material Co., Ltd. and Gongyuan Photosensitive Material Industry Corporation participated in the drafting.
The main drafters of this standard are Wu Xiankai, Tang Zhijian, Guo Zhen, Gao Yuan and Chen Zhenkun. From the date of implementation of this standard, the original professional standard ZBG81008-89 "ISO 100/21° Color Photographic Film" of the People's Republic of China will be invalid.
People's Republic of China
Chemical Industry Standard
ISO100/21° Color Photographic Film
HG /T 2696 -- 95
Editor Chemical Industry Standard Compilation and Publishing Group
(Standardization Research Institute of Ministry of Chemical Industry)
Langzheng Code: 100011
Printing Standardization Research Institute of Ministry of Chemical Industry
Copyright reserved. No reproduction allowed
Format 880 × 12301 / 16 Printing Sheet 34 Words 15 000 First Edition September 1995
First Review and Reprinting September 1995
Print Quantity 1~500
Cost 7.00 Yuan
S6 --9697 /0H2 Packaging requirements
The packaging of film must be lightproof and moistureproof to ensure the safe transportation and storage of the product. Each box of film should be accompanied by a product certificate and an instruction manual. Films of various specifications should have a middle container. The outer transport box must be strong and firm, sealed with a relatively sticky tape, and then tied firmly:
7.2.1135 Packaging of film
7.2.1.1 Small packages are in rolls. The film core and cassette should comply with the provisions of GB9185 to ensure that they can be used in standard specification cameras
7.2.2.2133 The film is rolled on the standard core with the emulsion facing inward, placed in the cassette, and then loaded into a plastic barrel, and then into a paper box. The film should not be unhooked during use, and the pulling force of pulling the film out of the cassette should not be greater than 2.5N. A certain amount of film is loaded into the middle container and finally into the transport packaging box.
7.2.2120 Packaging of adhesive
.2.2.1: Small packages are in rolls, and the protective paper tape and the shaft core should comply with the provisions of relevant standards.7.2.2.2 The back of the film roll is in contact with the protective paper tape. The head of the roll starts from the positioning mark of the protective paper tape and is wound around the shaft together with the protective paper tape. The whole piece should be moderately tight. The tail of the roll is fixed with an adhesive tape of appropriate length and width. Finally, the head of the protective paper tape is glued with a sealing strip: a certain number of films are loaded into the middle packaging container and finally into the transport packaging box. 8 Transportation and storage
&.1 The film roll shall not be exposed to sunlight, rain, or severe vibration during transportation. 8.2 The storage of the film roll shall comply with the following requirements: The film roll shall be sealed and stored at a temperature not exceeding 13; b. ·The film shall not be exposed to direct sunlight; the film shall not be exposed to harmful gases such as formaldehyde, hydrogen sulfide and hydrogen and radioactive substances. Additional remarks:
HG/T2696 -
This standard is proposed by the National Technical Committee for Photographic Material Standardization. This standard is under the jurisdiction of the First Film Factory of China Lucky Film Company. 9
This standard was drafted by the First Film Factory of China Lucky Film Company, and Fuda Photosensitive Material Co., Ltd. and Gongyuan Photosensitive Material Industry Corporation participated in the drafting.
The main drafters of this standard are Wu Xiankai, Tang Zhijian, Guo Zhen, Gao Yuan and Chen Zhenkun. From the date of implementation of this standard, the original professional standard ZBG81008-89 "ISO 100/21° Color Photographic Film" of the People's Republic of China will be invalid.
People's Republic of China
Chemical Industry Standard
ISO100/21° Color Photographic Film
HG /T 2696 -- 95
Editor Chemical Industry Standard Compilation and Publishing Group
(Standardization Research Institute of Ministry of Chemical Industry)
Langzheng Code: 100011
Printing Standardization Research Institute of Ministry of Chemical Industry
Copyright reserved. No reproduction allowed
Format 880 × 12301 / 16 Printing Sheet 34 Words 15 000 First Edition September 1995
First Review and Reprinting September 1995
Print Quantity 1~500
Cost 7.00 Yuan
S6 --9697 /0H
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