Identify film by notch code

[Bill_1856]

I have an 8x10 B&W contact print made in the early 2000's which shows a single V notch about 1/2" in from the edge of the negative. There is no other identification that I can find.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Wilhelm

[keith schreiber]

Bergger BPF 200

~ Keith

[Mark Woods]

Bergger 200

[Bill_1856]

Thanks, Guys. (No wonder I couldn't find it.)

[edp]

Lots of different films, mainly the ones from the eastern half of Europe, have single V-shaped notch.

[John Jarosz]

Yeah, that single V notch is not to tell you what kind of film but rather to tell you which side of the film is the emulsion on.

[Sanjay Sen]

Lots of different films, mainly the ones from the eastern half of Europe, have single V-shaped notch.

The Fortepan 200 (4x5), among others, also had a single "V" notch.

[keith schreiber]

The only other eastern European film that I have used, Efke PL100M, has single semi-circular notch.

Wouldn't surprise me if other films use a single V. How about some specifics from those of you who have used some of the other films with single V notches.

If I remember correctly (by no means a safe bet), weren't Bergger BPF 200 and Forte 200 the same film?

[Oren Grad]

Sheet film cut by aftermarket refinishers may have only a single notch, regardless of the emulsion. That was certainly the case with film I bought from Photo Warehouse, back when they used to cut odd sizes to special order. So I have negatives made with what were most likely FP4 Plus and HP5 Plus, with a single notch.

[keith schreiber]

What shape of notch?