Complete Guide to 70mm Film

[pcameau]

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Look what’s on its way to me! Unfortunately not all for me (I don’t need 16 cassettes haha), but I’m keeping 4 of them!

those spools are interesting. I like the design.

 

[MCB18]

those spools are interesting. I like the design.

I do as well. I made sure that the ones I was keeping more of the newer design rather than the older one with metal clip.

 

[pcameau]

My 70mm journey started when I accidentally bought a few Hasselblad 70mm cassettes with NASA labels on them. I thought I might discover lost photos of aliens, but unfortunately/fortunately no. The film inside were blanks.

Were they Kodak Tri-X pan by any chance? I also ordered a second A70 back and received it with a full cassette in it. Brand new retail cassettes. Which I thought was intersting. Not bulk loaded. I should shoot it even if I don't have a mean to develop it. Would anyone know if they made 320 and/or 400 TX? I was going to guess ISO 125, maybe I should just shoot it as 60.

 

[MCB18]

Were they Kodak Tri-X pan by any chance? I also ordered a second A70 back and received it with a full cassette in it. Brand new retail cassettes. Which I thought was intersting. Not bulk loaded. I should shoot it even if I don't have a mean to develop it. Would anyone know if they made 320 and/or 400 TX? I was going to guess ISO 125, maybe I should just shoot it as 60.

I believe that Tri-x 320 was and is only made as sheets. So it’s almost certainly 400TXP

 

[pcameau]

I believe that Tri-x 320 was and is only made as sheets. So it’s almost certainly 400TXP

Ok thanks. I will need to see how it performs with over exposure. Not knowing how it was store, nor its age, it's a little tough to gauge how to shoot it.