Re: Kodak Revisions to films.......

Yes, but can i get it in 4x5 readyload packs for my Polaroid film holder?
Once I went TMAX readyload, I have never looked back...

On Tue, 25 Jun 2002, D Hill wrote:

>
> Well friends, it's happening again... I don't want to be a Fuji fanatic - preferably an evangelist. If you want a good substitution for good-ole Tri-X, get a can of Fuji Neopan 400. Still the same film it was 10 years ago, and still the same film 10 years from now.
> Thanks for the info Andy,
> Don
> Andy Schmitt <aschmitt@warwick.net> wrote: Kodak Revisions: Due to a change in film base, Kodak has announced that all
> TMax, Plus-X and Tri-X films are to be rereleased with revised names and
> development times. The new films are replacing the old ones as stock runs
> out, and Kodak anticipates the changeover taking place between now and the
> end of the year. New Tri-X data has yet to be published, but some times are
> available for the other films. Existing development times differ only
> marginally from the new times, so all current development data remains
> perfectly usable as starting points. Click here for further information and
> to identify which version of the film you are using.
> http://www.digitaltruth.com/chart/tables/kodaklookup.html
>
> Thought you might like to know...
>
> regards
> Andy Schmitt
>
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Received on Tue Jun 25 10:52:49 2002