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Since I can't get the Ektachrome 100D right now, I thought I would start experimenting with my camera (Yashica Super 40E) using Kodak's Tri-X B&W reversal film that has an ASA of 200. Has anyone had success using this film in a similar camera? I'm fairly sure this won't work in a camera with automatic ASA selection, but it never hurts to ask!
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I shoot Tri-X in a Minolta XL-401 which is 40/160ASA only and it does just fine.
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Good to know! Thanks!Originally posted by Steve Klare View Post
I may try this equivalent from Pro8mm. https://www.pro8mm.com/collections/f...-white-packageComment
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Just confirmed, The “equivalent” from Pro8mm is actually just repackaged Kodak Tri-X with pre-paid processing. And in stock! 👏
Order placed and accepted. ❤️Comment
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Ektachrome 7294 should be back in stock by September from what I'm reading online. I believe one of kodak's machines is down at the moment. I'm glad I stocked up on Ektachrome for my upcoming beach trip in 2 weeks......
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You are now obligated by virtue of this group to post some samples of aforementioned beach trip filmed on Ektachrome after processing. We’ll wait…😁Originally posted by Shane C. Collins View PostEktachrome 7294 should be back in stock by September from what I'm reading online. I believe one of kodak's machines is down at the moment. I'm glad I stocked up on Ektachrome for my upcoming beach trip in 2 weeks......Comment
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LOL, I project only no digital copies! You'll just have to take my word for it when I post my review of the next Super 8 beach movie!Originally posted by Dave Bickford View PostComment
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