Crystal Archive in sheets at Ag Photographic

lilserenity · Apr 2, 2010

I hope I am not duplicating what has been posted elsewhere but noticed this update to the lovely Ag Photographic's website:

http://www.ag-photographic.co.uk/fujicolor-crystal-archive-171-c.asp

Hurrah!

Might need to work at higher temps more consistently but at least we now have an alternative should Supra Endura indeed be on its last legs.

Vicky

perkeleellinen · Apr 2, 2010

Excellent news! Boxes of 100 too. Pity no 5x7 but still, I'll order a box and see how it compares to Endura.

frotog · Apr 2, 2010

Why not type P? Type C is super saturated.

lilserenity · Apr 2, 2010

Not sure, best bet would be to contact Ag I guess.

perkeleellinen · Apr 2, 2010

Could it be that Ag are using a stock photo? I noticed the same image is used for each size / surface. There's no text to indicate which type is being offered, just a picture.

pentaxuser · Apr 2, 2010

Great news. Ag has been one of the most progressive new companies to emerge in recent times. If it can be done and there is any kind of a demand for it then AG does it.

pentaxuser

perkeleellinen · Apr 15, 2010

The photos have been updated on Ag's website:

http://www.ag-photographic.co.uk/ekmps/shops/matt5791/images/fuji-crystal-archive-8x10-g.jpg

Matt5791 · Apr 15, 2010

Yes, initially we did use a stock photo but we photographed the actual packs as soon as we had them. I asked our Fuji rep this afternoon to clarify exactly which FCA it is - and apparently it is just straight forward, bog standard, FCA. Which is probably ideal.

I am optimistic that 10x12 will re-appear too - I'm talking to Fuji about forecasts and volumes.

Matt

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