Berkeley CSUA MOTD:Entry 16525
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1999/9/15 [Consumer/Camera] UID:16525 Activity:nil
9/15    Hey has anyone heard of a BW film dev process called NP22?
        I have some film i bought in another country that says ISO 125/22o
        and am trying to find out if it cane be developed here. --psb
        \_ "another country" == india?
        \_ Try calling Looking Glass on Telegraph.  They probably know where
           you can send the film to.  --- yuen
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