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cliveh · Dec 7, 2013

Love it.

PerA · Dec 7, 2013

Thanks! I think the dog was alive...

StoneNYC · Dec 12, 2013

If this was 1979, then you weren't shooting 400TX, it could be Tri-X Pan (400) or Tri-X Pan Professional (320) or some other formulation I don't know about... anyway it's a really interesting image, I like the bathing suit bottom and flippers because it's totally a different style then currently even in italy, so it's neat to see, dogs are the same though :smile:

PerA · Dec 14, 2013

StoneNYC said:
If this was 1979, then you weren't shooting 400TX, it could be Tri-X Pan (400) or Tri-X Pan Professional (320) or some other formulation I don't know about... anyway it's a really interesting image, I like the bathing suit bottom and flippers because it's totally a different style then currently even in italy, so it's neat to see, dogs are the same though

Thanks OK, then it was Tri-X Pan 400.

StoneNYC · Dec 14, 2013

PerA said:
StoneNYC said:

If this was 1979, then you weren't shooting 400TX, it could be Tri-X Pan (400) or Tri-X Pan Professional (320) or some other formulation I don't know about... anyway it's a really interesting image, I like the bathing suit bottom and flippers because it's totally a different style then currently even in italy, so it's neat to see, dogs are the same though

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Thanks OK, then it was Tri-X Pan 400.

Sorry, I wasn't trying to be a jerk or anything, I just wanted to make sure I knew which one it was, there were distinct differences, either way I really like this it's fun

PerA · Dec 15, 2013

No problem! It says "Kodak safety film 5063" on the film. To me it was Always Tri-X, although I'm aware that the film has changed over time.

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