Lomo,(Mr Grey) ?

[Moto-Uno]

Thought I'd try this film and unfortunately thought it was Fomapan, and developed as per Digital Truth with Ilford DDX (shot at box speed). Nothing awful, just kinda flat.Further searching suggests it's Kodak(tri x 400). But the curl in the developed negatives has me thinking that's not the case. Anyone used this film and know what it is ? (This might allow me a greater selection of development choices.)
Thanks for any direction, Peter

 

[gb hill]

This article states it's T Max 400 for the (Lady Grey) Did you shoot 100 or 400 film? Has Lomo come out with a new film called Mr. Grey? Earl Grey is a 100 asa film.

http://www.geekjosh.co.uk/photography/lomography-rebranded-film-guide/

 

[Moto-Uno]

^ Ooopps , My Goof up,it's in fact "Lady Grey". That's the same article I read, so the film curl is out of sorts with my Kodak B&W 120 films (ASA 400 speed) experience.
Peter

 

[Moto-Uno]

So, the plot thickens, after perusing the "DigitalTruth" site it comes to my attention, that if using DD-X at stock solution and the elevated temps of 24 degrees C we get 10 minutes for Lady Grey and 7.5 minutes for Kodak Tri-X 400. Correct me if my limited experiences are off base, but this is a significant difference in developing times,no ?
Any one here actually tried this film and what did they use for developing times ?

 

[jwicaksana]

Untitled by jwicaksana, on Flickr

Untitled by jwicaksana, on Flickr

Lady Grey 400 in Rodinal 1:50 time is 15 minutes. Is that relevant? If I remember correctly the box says made in Mexico, or Italy.

 

[btgc]

Fancy brand name products (like Lomo film is) can be whatever they feel better (cheaper?) to throw in a package.