How much Ektachrome do you have left.

jmhaag

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A dozen rolls of 35mm Ektachrome left: six of the E100G, and six of the E200. Sigh...

I also have two rolls of the E200 in 120 sitting in my freezer (expired 1/10).
 

BradleyK

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Just an approximate count: 250 rolls of E100G (35mm), 50+ rolls of E100VS (35mm), 200+ rolls of E100G (120) and around 60-odd rolls of E100VS (120). This stash should see me through to finishing a project I am currently engaged in on Vancouver Island (tentative goal of completion within the next 24-30 months). After the Ektachrome is exhausted, I will likely switch to some of the Fuji emulsions...if Fuji is still manufacturing reversal film at that time. Otherwise, the Blads will be shooting PanF Plus, and the Leicas and Nikons will be loaded with HP5 Plus exclusively...
 

lxdude

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Damn, sounds like you got hold of some of the good shit!
 
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Damn, sounds like you got hold of some of the good shit!

Hey, I got the 8x10 E100G. And Rodenstock 480mm. Yeah, it's good! Sure, it would be better if I could get ahold of a time vortex wormhole so I could get Kodachrome in 8x10 and then get it developed, but I'll go with what I have.
 

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None.

The only Ektachrome I used in the past 55+ years was the infrared version, and that was discontinued decades ago.

- Leigh
 
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