Ilford 70mm Film Special?

michaelbsc said:

Look for an ND filter. Not an ideal compromise, but at least a possible solution.

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Q.G. said:

What i do is look for ISO 100 film. The perfect, and quite feasible, solution!

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aoresteen said:

That's why I like HP5. I expose it at EI 200 and with my normal Yellow 12 filter it is an ISO 100 film.

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Q.G. said:

Microphen?

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Alex Bishop-Thorpe said:

Where does one even find a 70mm bulk loader?
I'm interested, but I don't own any 70mm equipment. I just don't shoot that much medium format, I suppose, but I'd like to see this accomplished.

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Nick Zentena said:

There are/were various 70mm backs for the ETR I've got a non-working third party one. I'm not sure what's wrong with it. The SQ likely had similar third party backs.

Developing? I've got X-ray reels. Cheap plastic reels. Too big for any know light proof tank. Plus I've got a couple reels intended for 116. The Xray reels are better.

The rare 5' Jobo reel is hard to find often expensive and only takes 5'. But fits a Jobo 2500 tank.

Hewes makes 70mm reels. Not cheap.

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