For Simon Galley. Re:SFX in 120

[jim appleyard]

Hi Simon,

I'd like to start off with a "thank you" for your interest in APUG and it's members. Your customer service is outstanding.

I have been keeping up on the poss/probability of SFX being produced on a limited basis. This is indeed good news. I have become quite a fan of this film. I find it has excellent exposure latitude and I can soup it in anything!

I realize that medium format no longer has the market it once did, but there are times when I'd like to get a bit less grain out of SFX than I do with 35mm. Many scenes look great with the 35mm, but just as many scream out for a medium format neg.

If there is enough demand, could SFX be produced in 120 on a limited basis? Perhaps once-a-year on a pre-order basis?

Thanks, Jim

 

[Cooki]

Greetings Simon, from the great white north.
Oh please, Oh please, could we get some out here in the colonies too?

 

[Scuffy]

Hi Simon! I'd just like to let ya know that I really appreciate the work you've been doing and all the help you've given the community. I'd just like to also echo the idea above- someday, if there was enough of a demand for it, the idea of a batch of sfx 120 would be a God sent! But the fact that even a small batch is probably quite large, at least for only a limited number of photogs to be using, it's understood why things are the way they are. What kind of numbers would be required to deem the coating worth while??

 

[Simon R Galley]

Dear Jim, Cooki & Scuffy

Sorry for the delay in picking this thread up.....please see a new post by me on the product availability forum which may interest you.

Regards

Simon.