Thanks John
Mine is ISO400, with "Tri-X pro" in green and 400 in white. I accept
the different packaging for different markets, but it is strange that I
should have a different film speed. Also, why does it have "Tri-X Film
for Ease of Processing" on the side?
Chris
On Monday, Apr 7, 2003, at 05:56 Europe/London, John A. Lind wrote:
I believe you have the new formulation. The old Tri-X (TX) has the
name "Tri-X" in white lettering on a black background.
The new Tri-X has "Tri-X" in green lettering with the additional
marking "400TX" on it. The "TX" is about twice the size of the "400"
preceeding it. Tri-X Professional is ISO 320. The new version of it
is similar using green lettering and the additional marking of
"320TXP" on it. Kodak's web site shows pictures of the new boxes.
They are noticeably different from the old ones.
-- John
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