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Nov 29, 2024 - 12:44 PM
No, this film is non DX-coded, meaning it requires manual ISO setting in cameras, which can be advantageous for photographers looking to have more control over exposure settings and film speed.
Is this film DX-coded? FPP X-Ray 35mm 36 Exposures B&W NEGATIVE FILM 200 ISO
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