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- From: phr@telebit.com (Paul Rubin)
- Subject: Re: Info on Neopan 400 Pro needed
- In-Reply-To: paque@pangea.Stanford.EDU's message of 24 Jan 93 16:11:01 GMT
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- References: <1juf2lINNhup@morrow.stanford.edu>
- Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 21:58:31 GMT
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- In article <1juf2lINNhup@morrow.stanford.edu> paque@pangea.Stanford.EDU (Julie Paque) writes:
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- Due to a mix up I was accidently sent 10 rolls of 36 exp
- Neopan 400 Professional film. The mail order place sent
- me the correct item and told me to keep the film !
- They came in canisters, so I have no information at all.
- How does this film compare to Tri-X? What is the best
- way to develop it? Any information would be appreciated.
-
- This is decent film. I used to shoot a lot of it because Freestyle
- was selling it cheap. The grain is a bit finer than tri-x and
- the contrast is a little lower. I develop in 1:1 D76 for
- whatever time it says on the data sheet (I don't remember, but
- the sheet is available at camera stores, I think around 8 min.
- at 70 deg F). The developing time is a little bit different
- than Tri-X, but I don't remember which direction.
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