Do you know what film this is? It's unexposed so I felt the notches in the dark.

[Certain Exposures]

Here's a picture of what I felt:

https://imgur.com/C5AD0RK

[paulbarden]

Ektachrome 100

See: https://photographytraining.tpub.com...14209_60_1.jpg

[Certain Exposures]

Ektachrome 100

See: https://photographytraining.tpub.com...14209_60_1.jpg

Thanks, I accidentally exposed one sheet because I confused myself somehow after literally just loading one side of a holder in a dark bag. Do you still think it's Ektachrome? It looks slightly different than 6112 in the picture you shared:

https://imgur.com/s8taurm

Edit: If you already tried the link and it was broken I corrected that!

[paulbarden]

Surely you know what films you have in your fridge?? It can only be a matter of elimination. It's clearly NOT a B&W film, for starters.

[Dugan]

6122

[paulbarden]

Surely you know what films you have in your fridge?? It can only be a matter of elimination. It's clearly NOT a B&W film, for starters.

Here is a more recent, official Kodak notch code guide: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...T&opi=89978449

[Certain Exposures]

Surely you know what films you have in your fridge?? It can only be a matter of elimination. It's clearly NOT a B&W film, for starters.

No, this isn't film I loaded myself.

6122

Thank you!