George Mann
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Where are the US distributors for this film?
The only place I've seen Adox products of any type in America is from Freestyle. But nowadays that seems to have ended.
I think we are limited to Fotoimpex. With the current exchange rates and super quick shipping here, you make a large enough order and it's well worth it.
B&H has Adox in 35mm. Maybe they'll carry 120 one day...
B&H has Adox in 35mm. Maybe they'll carry 120 one day...
Still waiting for any of their developers, and HR-50 in any format (to me their most compelling film at the moment).
I hope so. B&H has carried Adox developers, paper, roll film and sheet film.
Argentix in Montreal carried some products. It may take a while for the new products to reach N America.
Still waiting for any of their developers, and HR-50 in any format (to me their most compelling film at the moment).
That is one film that I would like to get my clammy hands on!
Then just buy some Scala 50. ADOX has indicated they're the same film, just labeled differently for marketing purposes.
Thanks Sal. I didn't know that about Scala. I can find it in 35, but want roll film.
AFAIK Scala / HR-50 have been 135 only products.
From my experience with CHS 100 II I can say that it is a very flexible film concerning developers and possible characteristic curves (cc).
So de facto you can get any cc you want / need.
It is one of the advantages of CHS 100 II.
If you want / need a linear cc, just use a developer which is designed for that, like e.g. DD-X, T-Max dev. Ultrafin T-Plus, Rodinal in 1+25.
And if you want a (semi)compensating cc, just use a developer which is designed for that purpose, like e.g. FX-39 II (compensating effect can be very well adjusted by dilution and agitation), Rodinal in higher dilutions 1+50, 1+75, 1+100 (compensating effect can be very well adjusted by dilution and agitation), XT-3 in 1+1, 1+2, D-76 in 1+1 or 1+2.
Best regards,
Henning
We can completely confirm this from our tests with different developers.
This great flexibility and responsiveness of CHS 100 II to different kinds of developers - developers for straight linear curves and semi- or full-compensating developers - is indeed an important advantage of CHS 100 II.
So yes, just use the developer you need for the wanted shape of the characteristic curve.
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You'll need to convince B&H or FreeStyle to buy a few pallets worth. I figure the sales volume is too low.
You'll need to convince B&H or FreeStyle to buy a few pallets worth. I figure the sales volume is too low.
Well the production has just been announced.....isn't it somewhat wishful thinking to imagine it in stores in N America already?
Can we expect to be able to buy 120 rolls of CHS 100 II in the USA anytime soon? It's expensive to have a few rolls shipped from Fotoimpex. Thanks!
Freestyle, which charges quite a bit for shipping within the U.S. by the way, receives its ADOX product via ocean/surface transport. Less expensive than DHL Express but s-l-o-w. Retail customers in this country will pay to get CHS 100II one way or the other: time or money.![]()
Freestyle, which charges quite a bit for shipping within the U.S. by the way, receives its ADOX product via ocean/surface transport. Less expensive than DHL Express but s-l-o-w. Retail customers in this country will pay to get CHS 100II one way or the other: time or money.![]()
Group purchases at FOTOIMPEX could be the answer: Saving time and money.
Best regards,
Henning
Well, not actually saving money, but at least spreading the shipping cost among multiple purchasers. I don't volunteer to coordinate the herd of cats involved in such endeavors. Been there, done that.
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Ah....reminds me that even as a German I still have to make my Christmas order there.
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