[pure-silver] Re: Kodak 3200, old or new?

Ahhh... that is good to know. I've never heard that. Now if I can just remember that order! :o) 


On Nov 27, 2006, at 9:51 AM, Koch, Gerald wrote:


Hi Janet,

Since my email goes to my workplace I'm a bit late getting a reply to
you.  The new Kodak films all have the speed first and then the film
name second so the cassette should read 3200Tmax if it is the new film. If it is the other way round then it is the old film. Hope this helps. 

Jerry

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Subject: [pure-silver] Kodak 3200, old or new?


Somewhere I saw a place online that showed pictures of film
canisters, indicating whether the Kodak film was an old or a new
film.  I can't find the reference to that now.  Does anyone have that
link?  I'm looking for a developing time for, what I believe is, the
older Kodak 3200 in HC110.  I want to make sure it's the older film,
though.  Thank you.

Janet
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