BS 5699-2:1979

National foreword
Cooperating organizations
Specification
0 Introduction
1 Scope and field of application
2 References
3 Definitions
4 Physical requirements controlled by the film
   manufacturer
5 Physical requirements controlled by the film
   manufacturer and by the processor
6 Thiosulphate concentration
7 Test methods
Annexes
A Film processing
B Effect of residual chemicals on the developed silver
   image
C Microscopic blemishes
D Emulsion adhesion
Bibliography
Tables
1 Limits for tensile properties and tensile properties
   loss
2 Limits for mushiness value loss after accelerated
   ageing
3 Limits for thiosulphate concentration

Requirements for processed black-and-white films having silver-gelatin type emulsions on safety poly(ethylene terephthalate) type bases.

1.1 This International Standard establishes the specifications for safety poly(ethylene terephthalate) type films having silver-gelatin type emulsions processed to produce a stable black-and-white photographic image.

1.2 Silver images produced by full reversal processing are included. Silver images that have been chemically altered by treatments such as toning, reduction, or intensification are excluded. Colour films are excluded. However, a gold protection treatment is not excluded. Silver images produced by dry processing, diffusion transfer, monobath processing and halide reversal processing are also excluded.

1.3 This International Standard is applicable to micro-film, motion-picture film, roll film, and sheet film intended for archival record films.

1.4 Lacquers and lubricants have been applied to processed film for fungus and scratch protection without any known detrimental effect on permanence. However, because of the wide variety of possible materials, lacquered and lubricated film are excluded from this International Standard.