cheap 8x10 Tri-X

[Jon Shiu]

Hi, it looks like it is $75 for one box. Have you confirmed with seller?

Jon

 

[lee]

yeah that is what it looks like to me also. 75 for one box I think that he has 2100 sheets of film

lee\c

 

[mobtown_4x5]

I'm thinking $75 per 50 sheet box. I doubt the entire lot is only $75.

Keep us posted on the quality though, I may pick up a few boxes against the day when I finally go to 8X10 ("dream on, dream on...").

 

[photomc]

Well unless I read this wrong, it is 42 Boxes of 50 or 2100 sheets total for $75, no that looks amazing to me. If you had storage space...

 

[mikewhi]

I saw that, too. It's what eBay used to call a 'Dutch Auction'. The $75 you bid is on ONE box of film. When you place your bid, you can choose now many boxes you want to buy at that price, but it would be $75 for each box.

If you made a mistake thinking it was for all 2100 sheets, you can retract your bid and give the reason as 'entered wrong bid amount'. You can also e-mail the seller and ask him\her to cancel your bid because you didn't know it was a Dutch Auction - plead ignorance. Nothing bad will happen to you for retracting your bid - no matter what the dire warnings say.

-Mike

 

[bmac]

actually, the way it is written makes it look like it is for 2100 sheets of fiolm for $75. The seller needs to revise his auction.

 

[david b]

email from the seller:

"$75.00 per box............."

 

[fhovie]

I love deals like this - I know the film will be fine and I can shoot more shots with less thought of the economy of it - which is really a factor with 8x10 - my last box from B&H with shipping was about 150 - that is about $3 every time I go click - now I click twice as often and .... oh yea ..... each click is another separate 20 minitues in the dark room because I tray develope each one individueally. Well - I still bought 2 boxes - Thanks all for the heads up!