For the bulk loaders out there, I was wondering what you favorites are in the lower price range and your favorite developer for said film. I enjoy shooting clouds in the landscape and am looking to shoot more and pay less while I look for images.

I like bulk film because it allows me to choose the length of the rolls.
MattKing;1 I like bulk film because it allows me to choose the length of the rolls. [/QUOTE said:Thats the other objective
In my exp, Bulk loading isn't really the money saver it's made out to be(when you factor in TCO) - and unless you've lots of spare cartridges - 100+, it doesn't really work out wrt using time efficiently.
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waynecrider: back in the 70s cost was cheaper to bulk load. NOW, not too much savings. (Unfortunately) - David Lyga
I'm saving. No idea how those who aren't saving do calculate.
Kentmere 400 is 3.49 for 24 frames. I could get twenty + 24 frames loads from bulk of the same. Twice if not three times less.
I need about four bulks per year. It is good savings for me.
It is possible to find dozen or two metal cassettes cheap , they lasts for years.
Don't go dirt cheap crap film like Polypan F used to be. Waste of time and money.
Get Kentmere 400 film if you deal with BH. $39. Shoot it @200 with contrast filters by adjusting exposure to filter factor. HC-110 for developer.
You'll get perfect prints.
One advantage of bulk film not yet mentioned is volume saving (in the freezer).

Arista Ultra Edu in 100 foot rolls is not a bad deal. It is the same film as Fomapan but without the edge marks.
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