Want to Buy 120 b/w

removed account4 · Nov 2, 2010

does anyone have any expired 120 b/w film that
they want to sell off ?
i just realized i am just about outs.

brand isn't important to me .. and i don't care if it
wasn't fridge / freezer stored

thanks
john

Rick A · Nov 2, 2010

Freestyle sells Arista EDU Ultra for cheap. I shoot lots of it and likes it mucho.

Mainecoonmaniac · Nov 2, 2010

I agree

ralnphot said:
Freestyle sells Arista EDU Ultra for cheap. I shoot lots of it and likes it mucho.

Arista EDU 120 is cheap and I like it too. My only complaint is that my negs are too curly with that film

bblhed · Nov 2, 2010

Mainecoonmaniac said:
Arista EDU 120 is cheap and I like it too. My only complaint is that my negs are too curly with that film

You want curly, try some film that expired in 1969, that stuff was loads of fun to get on the spool, come to think of it it wasn't easy to get off the spool either.

Rick A · Nov 2, 2010

The trick is to shoot it up as fast as you can, that way it doesn't have time to set a curl.

removed account4 · Nov 2, 2010

thanks for the suggestions,
but i am looking for expired film
not fresh

chriscrawfordphoto · Nov 2, 2010

jnanian said:
thanks for the suggestions,
but i am looking for expired film
not fresh

Why?

removed account4 · Nov 2, 2010

i have an affinity for expired film, and people always like to get rid of it ...

Casey Kidwell · Nov 2, 2010

Boy, you ain't right! But I guess it's the "green" thing to do.

removed account4 · Nov 2, 2010

Casey Kidwell said:
Boy, you ain't right! But I guess it's the "green" thing to do.

i'm not really sure what you mean by that ...
people don't want to sell it ? or i don't have an affinity for it ?

it really has nothing to do with being "green" ... i feed it to my cameras
and they don't seem to complain after i wash it down with some coffee ...

MattKing · Nov 2, 2010

Hi John:

I have some expired Classic Pan 200 that I'd be happy to send to a foreign country.

Let me count the rolls, and then we can talk .

chriscrawfordphoto · Nov 3, 2010

jnanian said:
i'm not really sure what you mean by that ...
people don't want to sell it ? or i don't have an affinity for it ?

it really has nothing to do with being "green" ... i feed it to my cameras
and they don't seem to complain after i wash it down with some coffee ...

I think by 'green' he meant that by you using outdated film, you're keeping it from being thrown away in the landfill.

removed account4 · Nov 3, 2010

thanks matt !

and thanks chris, i wasn't quite sure what casey was talking about ...
i just use expired stuff because it makes life more interesting.

fresh food can be such a bore

john

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