Digital BW, The Print

Kodak already came out with a new Tri-x... at least 6-8 months ago... so I'm guessing 
you are talking about that... at least I hope that's what you're talking about and not 
ANOTHER change!

After I did some PEI tests with the new Tri-x and compared them to the old Tri-x I 
found that I had to go from ISO 320 to ISO 250.  My dev times stayed the same. (11:
10 @ 68 deg, D76 1:1)

I can't really say there is a huge difference between the two.  Maybe a little less grain 
on the new stuff.  I never really examined it closely though.

Jeff
http://www.jeffsingerphotography.com

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Truman Prevatt 
<tprevatt@m...> wrote:
> I read today that Kodak as reformulated Tri-X to "straighten out the S 
> curve."  Has anyone seen it and if so how much speed rating change and 
> development change is required to get a good scan.
> 
> The article also went on to say that although Kodak has been pushing 
> T-Max films, good old Tri-X is still is biggest seller across the board 
> in all formats.
> 
> Truman