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DSX

ISO 32 B&W negative B&W In production
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SPUR DSX

Specification

Table 1
Nominal ISO
32
Process
B&W
Status
In production
First released
not given
Available formats
not given
BaseFilm base The clear, flexible support that carries the emulsion. Read more in the glossary ›
Polyester
EmulsionEmulsion The light-sensitive layer of a film: tiny crystals of silver halide held in gelatin. Read more in the glossary ›
not given
Spectral sensitivitySpectral sensitivity Which colours of light a film responds to, and how strongly. Read more in the glossary ›
not given
Grain (RMS)Grain The visible, sand-like texture in a photograph that comes from the clumps of silver or dye that form the image. Read more in the glossary ›
not given
Resolving power, line pairs / mm
not given
Maximum densityDensity How much light a negative, transparency or print blocks. Read more in the glossary ›
not given
Latitude overExposure latitude How far a film can be over- or underexposed and still give a usable result. Read more in the glossary ›
not given
Latitude under
not given

A dash means the figure has not been read off a datasheet. Nothing here is estimated.

Development times

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Rated at — box speed marked

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Developer Dilution EI Time Source
Dokuspeed SL-N 10 ml A + 5 ml B to 250 ml 28.0 °C 100 push 1.75 stops 12:00
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