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    First batch of new TXP??

    I have loaded my holders with the last of my old TXP stock. 2 new boxes are sitting in the fridge waiting.

    Must I go through the entire testing process again, or has anyone found a solid short cut formula to move from one to the other?
    Even if it means a little tweaking along the way.

    I had the old TXP down pat, I hope this is a pleasant transition.

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    Re: First batch of new TXP??

    Did not even know that there was a new TXP out. Any information about the difference?
    Thanks.

    jan

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    Re: First batch of new TXP??

    IIRC, Kodak did change the notch code a year or so back. They added a square to the code.
    When I first saw it, I was loading a drum to scan and I did a double take. I picked up the phone to call my client just to make sure. He only shoots TriX and I thought he switched.

    I have noticed a difference in the last couple of years though in my home processing using a PhotoTherm and Tmax dev.
    The "Newer" TriX has a weird base color shift after processing, almost greenish purple. This might just be part of my chems and processor??.
    The base seems to have more of a retouching tooth on it.

    Other than that, it drum scans and processes as well as the boxes ive shot from the last 5 years.
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    Re: First batch of new TXP??

    Quote Originally Posted by Jan Pedersen View Post
    Did not even know that there was a new TXP out. Any information about the difference?
    Thanks.

    jan
    New TXP to me means the stuff made after they changed the packaging a few years back (I am guessing?) I tend to buy batches, so I am just hitting this "newer" emulsion now. I see the suggested factory times are pretty far off the old stock, which in my case was 6 1/4 in HC-110 b for N development.

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