Curt
Member
End of June I believe.
End of June I believe.
Anyone else ordered 122 size rolls? Last time I asked they only had 5 orders... maybe they have more now, but the minimum was ten.
I ordered a roll of 122. Was very sad to receive notice that there were not enough orders
As for camera, that 122 was destined for my Kodak Panoram 3A.
I was prepared to up my order to help, but it seems not enough others were.
The few of us that want it will have to make a lot more noise next year to try and bring out some other potential users...
I was in the market for 18x24 cm film sheets, but didn't order due to the high prices. I'm not saying Ilford is too expensive, not at all. I believe they can't produce it cheaper in this declining market. But I just can't afford that kind of prices for making negatives.
So I'm looking into other possibilities like paper negatives or X-ray film sheets.
I'll save up for next year and try to participate.
Ironic since you're shooting 18x24 which in itself is inherently expensive haha.
What about 20x24 cut down the 2 inches your self? or find a way to modify the holder attachment to accept 20x24 size film holders and just center it? Or am I insane?
The camera can't be modified to accepting larger formats (at least not by me). It's a russian FLD plate camera.
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BTW: it is 18x24 centimeters, not inches (about 7.11x9.49 inches). Sheet film 8x10 inch doesn't fit and photographic paper is easily available in 18x24 cm. I have made successfully paper negatives on Ilford B&W paper, removing the back layer and making it transparent with linseed oil.
And I don't feel comfortable cutting down other sizes: too much waist and to difficult in total darkness?
Anyone experience with cutting? How do you do this (scissors, cutting machine, ...)
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