For Sale FUJIFILM Neopan Acros 100 Roll and Sheet Film Expired 2016-2019

[opPaulT]

The last of the Acros! One final chance at this great film.

I put aside a large amount of all the sizes of Acros 100 for later work thinking this might not be around much longer. As with many of the great papers and films of the past, they have had their day, and we all regret not listening to -in my case Fred Picker- who said buy a freezer and fill it with Ilfobrom paper. All film was purchased directly from Japan Exposures direct and stored frozen since. Film has 2016-2019 expiration dates. Film is extraordinary and as you know clearly not the "soot and chalk" version 2 that they have come up with as a replacement... thankful, but.

Available:
FUJIFILM Neopan Acros 100 8x10 Film 20 sheet box EXP 2017/2018 ALWAYS FROZEN - $250.00 each (20 boxes available)
FUJIFILM Neopan Acros 100 4x5 Film 20 sheet box EXP 2017/2018 ALWAYS FROZEN - $125.00 each (60 boxes available)
FUJIFILM Neopan Acros 100 35mm 10 PK EXP 2017 ALWAYS FROZEN - $120.00 each (10 10pks available)
FUJIFILM Neopan Acros 100 120 film 5 pack EXP 2019 ALWAYS FROZEN - $75.00 each (25 5pks available)

If you would like some film please send me the number of boxes, packs that you can use. If you need the film for a special project or a body of work and would like to have the same emulsion number for the entire order please make an note and I will try and accommodate that request. you may email me directly - pault AT mac.com if you like. Pristine condition and shipped with care,

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This is the last of the supply. If you would like it please get it now.

Thanks PaulT

 

[cjbecker]

Acros in 120 was my first love. Went through 50 rolls and then moved onto faster film.

Good luck with the sale!

 

[brbo]

I think it would be better to have the title changed to "OLD FUJIFILM Neopan Acros 100". There was NEW Acros 100 II introduced in 2019.

 

[blee1996]

Original or OG Fujifilm Neopan Acros 100

 

[brbo]

Yes, "original" would be the best.

 

[albireo]

The last of the Acros! One final chance at this great film.

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Thanks PaulT

I might be interested but I am confused about the listing - apologies. The title says 'NEW'. Is this old expired Fuji Acros I ('made in Japan' on the box) or new & improved expired Acros II ('made in England' on the box)?

 

[opPaulT]

I might be interested but I am confused about the listing - apologies. The title says 'NEW'. Is this old expired Fuji Acros I ('made in Japan' on the box) or new & improved expired Acros II ('made in England' on the box)?

Thanks for asking... It is Acros 100. The original film as it says in the listing from Japan. If the listing was for the new Acros it would be listed as Acros 100II. It is new because it hasn't been used, opened, or unsealed. If I can help in any way please let me know.

*(there is no 4x5 or 8x10 Acros 100II available as I am sure you know.)

 

[mshchem]

Yes I was confused by the listing. However these days everything is confusing

 

[opPaulT]

Was shipping out some film to repeat buyer and thought I might post a picture of the 4x5 and 35mm boxes for you. This is the aforementioned new Acros 100 expired film.

 

[retina_restoration]

Was shipping out some film to repeat buyer and thought I might post a picture of the 4x5 and 35mm boxes for you. This is the aforementioned new Acros 100 expired film.

When someone says "new Acros" I assume they mean Acros II, but that isn't what this is, is it??

 

[opPaulT]

This is what is in the picture... and listing - Acros100 - new never opened boxes that expired and were always kept frozen. Thanks.

 

[retina_restoration]

This is what is in the picture... and listing - Acros100 - new never opened boxes that expired and were always kept frozen. Thanks.

Acknowledged. However, I think it's confusing to call expired film "new", especially when there have been multiple versions of this film. Many will (and have) assumed that you are selling Acros II when you call it "new".

 

[opPaulT]

Acknowledged. However, I think it's confusing to call expired film "new", especially when there have been multiple versions of this film. Many will (and have) assumed that you are selling Acros II when you call it "new".

excellent suggestion. thanks

 

[Gaston 012]

I am the above-mentioned repeat buyer, and I would like to say that Paul is a great guy to buy from; there is never any BS!
Just saying.
Gaston