Official : Kodak P3200 Tmax is back

[Minoltafan2904]

Here you have a good write up PopPhoto did back in 1988 when P3200 came out.
https://books.google.es/books?id=r9...tography T-Max Minolta CLE calibrated&f=false

 

[Cholentpot]

Amen.
We don't pack 9mm S&W, we pack 8mm B&H.

Pshaw! Super 8mm has more stopping power.

 

[cmacd123]

I always give any of the T-grain films more fix time, and try to arrange my darkroom sessions so they get done as the first films in a fresh batch of fixer. The data sheep suggests 3 to 5 minutes in Kodak Rapid fixer, with notes saying that if the film looks pink that it is not fixed well, and should be refixed. The data sheet also warns that the P3200 will exhaust the fixer faster than "Other" films.

 

[Paul Howell]

I use Formulary Rapid for film, takes at least 5 minutes, if I only have standard fix on hand up to 10 minutes, then wash and soak in Perma Wash which seems to take the last of the pink color out. As T grain films have a thinner emulsion don't understand why it takes so much longer to fix than traditional grain films.

 

[images39]

I'm glad to learn that this film is coming back. It had a different look compared to D3200. It's fun and sort of empowering to be able to walk around at night or in dark interiors, holding a 35mm camera that's loaded with 3200 film. You'll get shots that wouldn't be possible at ISO 400. I recall being in a bar with friends and getting decent shots in the dark. Fun...

Dale

 

[MattKing]

The data sheep suggests

I like that, even if it is a typo .

 

[pentaxuser]

The problem with data sheep is that they are only ever going to follow the general consensus.

pentaxuser

 

[E. von Hoegh]

Are data sheep virtual sheep?

 

[Sirius Glass]

And this is why we need border collies on APUG!

 

[dutchsteammachine]

New March 2018 data sheet provided by KODAK on T-Max P3200 TMZ: http://imaging.kodakalaris.com/sites/prod/files/files/products/F4001.pdf

Pre-order T-Max P3200 TMZ here at CineStill: Dead Link Removed

 

[Sirius Glass]

New March 2018 data sheet provided by KODAK on T-Max P3200 TMZ: http://imaging.kodakalaris.com/sites/prod/files/files/products/F4001.pdf

Pre-order T-Max P3200 TMZ here at CineStill: Dead Link Removed

Thank you, I save the datasheet.

 

[cmacd123]

the new "sheep" has the same fixing advice as the old "sheep", and yes my Border Collie keeps bumping his nose into my arm when I use the computer.

 

[pentaxuser]

And this is why we need border collies on APUG!

I agree as long as they are genuine black and white. I have occasionally seen the grey border breed and they are real "dogs"

pentaxuser

 

[Sirius Glass]

I agree as long as they are genuine black and white. I have occasionally seen the grey border breed and they are real "dogs"

pentaxuser

Mine was tricolored, black, brown, and white, with a black saddle. I do not care much for grey or gray either.

 

[cmacd123]

Mine was tricolored, black, brown, and white, with a black saddle.

Some of my Border collie owned friends do like the RED ones. (Border Collies own their humans and no the other way around.)

 

[Minoltafan2904]

7 pages and we're talking abotu Border Collies now, ok

 

[Sirius Glass]

Border Collies own their humans and no the other way around.

The one we had choose us. Literally.

 

[MattKing]

I wonder if those sheep are the electric version, and if there are androids who dream of them .

 

[cmacd123]

I wonder if those sheep are the electric version, and if there are androids who dream of them .

Well the Sheep in my Typos were all PDF files so I guess that makes them electronic....

 

[Richard Man]

Dogs are hybrid right? So are we moving to "mixed" forum territory? XD

 

[BrianShaw]

Someone should report this thread... or start a thread complaining about off topic canines. What’s next... felines... bovines? We’ve already had ovines. When will the madness end?

 

[xtolsniffer]

I'm happy P3200 is back. I switched to Delta 3200 when it was discontinued. While Delta is a great film, I have some 12"x16" prints on my wall made from 35mm where the grain is obvious but not intrusive, but for me the grain structure is a little too regular. P3200 seemed to have a more varied grain structure that was less obvious is sections of light tone, though the difference is marginal. Mind you, I only switched to P3200 when Neopan 1600 was discontinued. I loved that film...

 

[David Luttmann]

I'm happy P3200 is back. I switched to Delta 3200 when it was discontinued. While Delta is a great film, I have some 12"x16" prints on my wall made from 35mm where the grain is obvious but not intrusive, but for me the grain structure is a little too regular. P3200 seemed to have a more varied grain structure that was less obvious is sections of light tone, though the difference is marginal. Mind you, I only switched to P3200 when Neopan 1600 was discontinued. I loved that film...

For lack of a better term, I found P3200 to have more varied, lumpy grain compared to the rather sharp grain of Delta.

 

[pentaxuser]

For lack of a better term, I found P3200 to have more varied, lumpy grain compared to the rather sharp grain of Delta.

I suppose the main question that a newcomer to both films might ask is : At what enlargement does the difference become obvious and of the prints from both films, which seems to be visually "less grainy"?

Thanks

pentaxuser

 

[Vincent Peri]

I have 10 rolls of Delta 3200 in the freezer (haven't shot any Delta 3200 yet), but I want to try P3200 too. I preordered 10 rolls just now from Cinestill. The Battle of the Films is looming