no more Kodak160NPL, and no more Kodak 160T... it looks like they both stopped this type of product !
no more Kodak160NPL, and no more Kodak 160T... it looks like they both stopped this type of product !
just in case !
Source 3400°K............. Kodak Wratten N°80B
Films 160 NC et VC : 50 Iso
Films 400 NC et VC : 125 Iso
Films 800 : 250 Iso
Source 3200°K............. Kodak Wratten N°80A
Films 160 NC et VC : 40 Iso
Films 400 NC et VC : 100 Iso
Films 800 : 200 Iso
That is because T or long exposure fims are not necessary in color negative films. I have used NPS, 160 Pro and the Kodak equivalents for all lighting conditions and long exposures for many years completely unfiltered. Whether making C prints or scanning, there was never any problem correcting them back. The film manufacturers figured this out too.
Thanks,
Kirk
at age 73:
"The woods are lovely, dark and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep"
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