I'm Dr. Marvin Candle, and this is the orientation film for station two, The Arrow.

All sorts of plants can be grown on this.

My film has run out.

My camera loads easily.

Film

So let me see.

I remember putting that film out and going to cynics.

We can produce big tomatoes like this one.

This film develops fast.

OHP Transparency

It was called Kodak No. 1.

In the top, you have a film that has been programmed not to degrade, and in the bottom, a film that has been programmed to degrade in water.

This is strips of Velcro, this is my drawing slate, and this is my drawing pen, which is basically a film box.

Case Sensitive

Solarize

Film Grain

Sensitivity

Glossy Film

Glossy film

Transparency film

Transparency Film

I'm Dr. Edgar Halliwax and this is the Orientation film for Station Six of the Dharma Initiative.

I failed to put film in my camera.

I forgot to put film in the camera.

Please develop this film.

And we take advantage of something that is very simple.

Then go back to the dark room and develop the film.

Infrared Film...

High Gloss Film

360x360dpi, transparency film

720x720dpi, transparency film

Now I'm going to tell you one funny thing about this.

This is a special film we have invented.

I have two exposures left on this film.

What did you do this time, film yourself lighting a fart?

Set here the film ISO sensitivity to use for simulating the film graininess.

I would like to show you an interesting agricultural technology that we have developed.

Seung Jo thinks I burnt all of this.

But we've found that there's lots of other types of movies that haven't really seen the light of day archival films.

Transparency is key.

This camera is not loaded with film.

There isn't any film in this camera.

There's no film in this camera.

There is no film in this camera.

This camera isn't loaded with film.