For Sale Fuji Velvia 100 120

[orbitaldebris]

I have 4 pro packs of velvia 100, 120 frozen since purchase.
Expiry of 10/2024 for 3 of them, and one 2024/05.
110 per propack. Can do a bulk sale.

Velvia 100 · Wednesday, Jun 25 📸

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[thisisyourlife]

Any lab in the USA still able to develop Velvia 100 (now with EPA regulation)?

 

[Gram Nylén]

Any lab in the USA still able to develop Velvia 100 (now with EPA regulation)?

Not a problem in my experience... no further comment EPA.

 

[orbitaldebris]

I have developed a lot of velvia 100, had no issues.

 

[nesunoio]

Is this still available?

 

[markaudacity]

Any lab in the USA still able to develop Velvia 100 (now with EPA regulation)?

The EPA issue was the manufacture of the film, not the processing. E6 is E6 is E6.

 

[Gram Nylén]

The EPA issue was the manufacture of the film, not the processing. E6 is E6 is E6.

That’s actually not correct. It was the development process that was releasing the effluent that did not meet epa reg.

 

[MCB18]

That’s actually not correct. It was the development process that was releasing the effluent that did not meet epa reg.

No, it was the film itself that is the issue. I forget the name of the chemical, but it’s used in an extremely small amount in Velvia 100. Since it’s banned for all applications in the US, regardless of quantity, it can’t be sold.

Most labs don’t care about it, but sometimes they get a stick up their ass if you send them velvia 100. I know The Darkroom is notorious for refusing it.

 

[mshchem]

I will develop, then ask for a pardon

 

[Gram Nylén]

No, it was the film itself that is the issue. I forget the name of the chemical, but it’s used in an extremely small amount in Velvia 100. Since it’s banned for all applications in the US, regardless of quantity, it can’t be sold.

Most labs don’t care about it, but sometimes they get a stick up their ass if you send them velvia 100. I know The Darkroom is notorious for refusing it.

I’ve had limited development problems myself but here is the quote from both the EPA and Fujifilm: “On March 8, 2021, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized a rule regarding the chemical phenol, isopropylated phosphate (3:1) (PIP (3:1)) (CASRN 68937-41-7) under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), which prohibited the processing and distribution in commerce, including sales, of the chemical and products containing the chemical. EPA also issued an enforcement policy on the same day stating that it will not enforce the ban on processing and distribution until September 5, 2021.”

 

[MCB18]

I’ve had limited development problems myself but here is the quote from both the EPA and Fujifilm: “On March 8, 2021, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized a rule regarding the chemical phenol, isopropylated phosphate (3:1) (PIP (3:1)) (CASRN 68937-41-7) under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), which prohibited the processing and distribution in commerce, including sales, of the chemical and products containing the chemical. EPA also issued an enforcement policy on the same day stating that it will not enforce the ban on processing and distribution until September 5, 2021.”

Yes, it does use the word processing in there, but not in the context of processing film. Basically, it means you can’t make it, or any derivatives of it, or any product that contains it. Including film.