chris77 Member Allowing Ads Joined Jan 11, 2015 Messages 705 Location Paris Format Medium Format Feb 28, 2017 #1 good evening. got an offer on this paper, unopened. supposed to be good? does 11 and 13 signify the surface? its rc paper, normal grade, 50x60... label reads 'tura bn 13 pe' the other bags 'tura bn 11 pe'
good evening. got an offer on this paper, unopened. supposed to be good? does 11 and 13 signify the surface? its rc paper, normal grade, 50x60... label reads 'tura bn 13 pe' the other bags 'tura bn 11 pe'
AgX Member Allowing Ads Joined Apr 5, 2007 Messages 29,968 Location Germany Format Multi Format Feb 28, 2017 #2 Made by the west-german manufacturer Turaphot.
AgX Member Allowing Ads Joined Apr 5, 2007 Messages 29,968 Location Germany Format Multi Format Feb 28, 2017 #3 "11" and "13" refer to the Agfa designation system for paper surfaces.
flavio81 Member Allowing Ads Joined Oct 24, 2014 Messages 5,241 Location Lima, Peru Format Medium Format Feb 28, 2017 #4 AgX said: Made by the west-german manufacturer Turaphot. Click to expand... I always wanted to know if TURA films were actually made by TURA or if they were made in germany. I used some rolls of TURA Chrome 100 in the 2000s and on the Internet every reference i found said or hinted that this film was actually made by AGFA. There was also TURA b/w negative film, "P 150". Was this Agfapan or APX ?
AgX said: Made by the west-german manufacturer Turaphot. Click to expand... I always wanted to know if TURA films were actually made by TURA or if they were made in germany. I used some rolls of TURA Chrome 100 in the 2000s and on the Internet every reference i found said or hinted that this film was actually made by AGFA. There was also TURA b/w negative film, "P 150". Was this Agfapan or APX ?
miha Member Allowing Ads Joined Feb 15, 2007 Messages 3,107 Location Slovenia Format Multi Format Mar 1, 2017 #5 flavio81 said: I always wanted to know if TURA films were actually made by TURA or if they were made in germany. I used some rolls of TURA Chrome 100 in the 2000s and on the Internet every reference i found said or hinted that this film was actually made by AGFA. Click to expand... True. flavio81 said: There was also TURA b/w negative film, "P 150". Was this Agfapan or APX ? Click to expand... It was Agfapan.
flavio81 said: I always wanted to know if TURA films were actually made by TURA or if they were made in germany. I used some rolls of TURA Chrome 100 in the 2000s and on the Internet every reference i found said or hinted that this film was actually made by AGFA. Click to expand... True. flavio81 said: There was also TURA b/w negative film, "P 150". Was this Agfapan or APX ? Click to expand... It was Agfapan.
OP OP chris77 Member Allowing Ads Joined Jan 11, 2015 Messages 705 Location Paris Format Medium Format Mar 1, 2017 #6 nobody has any experience with this paper?