Why are there more exposures per roll with KODAK ADVANTIX Film than with 35 mm film?
Kodak changed the film exposure lengths from the standard 12, 24, and 36 used for 35 mm film to 15, 25, and 40 to allow the consumer to take more pictures per film. This was possible because the Advanced Photo System uses a small format, a thinner film, and a new high-tech cassette design. • What is KODAK ADVANTIX Film called overseas? The brand name KODAK ADVANTIX Film will be used worldwide, making it easy for consumers to find their favorite film product no matter where they travel. • How can I distinguish US Advanced Photo System film from non-US (gray market) film? US film packages will be printed entirely in English and will have the “Proof of Purchase USA” symbol on the back of the blister pack. All film intended for sale in other countries will be multi-language or Kanji language and will not have a “Proof of Purchase USA” symbol. • Does KODAK ADVANTIX Film use T-GRAIN technology? KODAK ADVANTIX 200 Film and KODAK ADVANTIX 400 Film uses T-grains in all their emulsion layers. (K
