[pure-silver] Re: Tri X film versions and sizes
- From: Barrie Bunning <barrieb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2005 09:06:05 +1100
Greetings Chris; I have been a ' Tri-X ' user for many , many
years, The 400 Tri-x is basically an amateur emulsion, good but the
320 is the ' Pro ' film has a much better sensitivity curve AND has been
the stock film for Professionals world wide for years. Being an 'Old '
type emulsion it has a lot going for it , in my view it is worth making ONE
of your standard film types. Cheers BarrieB.
At 07:05 AM 15/02/2005, you wrote:
>In my quest to find my film of choice and after comparing Tmax 400 with TriX
>I plumped on TriX. I then downloaded the latest Kodak datasheets and found
>to my amazement, two Tri X emulsions, TriX 400 and 320, which are available
>in different formats. I cannot begin to understand the weird reasoning
>behind this but would welcome any observations between the two emulsions.
>
>It would also seem that TriX 400 is not available in 5x4!
>
>--
>Regards Chris Woodhouse
>
>
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