Originally posted by Cthulhugan In the old days "high iso" meant shooting ASA 64 Kodachrome instead of ASA 25.
10ASA! The 25 came later...
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Originally posted by monochrome Chimping was looking at the yellow tab stuck in the holder to remember whether you had 24 or 36.
20 or 36, 12 and 24 came later.
In them days as well as 135 (a camera ready cassette) you could get daylight and darkroom loads...
That had the film type punched into the long 23 sprocket hole leader.
Cassettes were readily reloadable!
Trix and HP3 were 200ASA!
Last edited by Xmas; 04-15-2016 at 09:57 AM.