Re: DX-Coded Labels

Robert Meyers wrote:
> 
> how do you print a DX-Code barcode for your film 

On cameras I'm familiar with, DX coding is detected by feelers that make
electrical connections on the bare metal surface of the cartridge, with
paint insulting undesired contact pads.  You therefore can't print
labels yourself.

Stores like Porters offer stick-on foil DX labels for the most common
film speeds, including ISO 160.  They are about fifty cents per label.