Ilford Pan 400

[JW PHOTO]

Try Kentmere 100 or 400 if you can't get Pan.

I was talking 120 film and not 35mm. I shoot very little 35mm anymore so 120 is what I'm looking for. Is there a Kentmere 120 film that I don't know about???? :confused: John W

 

[Xmas]

I was talking 120 film and not 35mm. I shoot very little 35mm anymore so 120 is what I'm looking for. Is there a Kentmere 120 film that I don't know about???? :confused: John W

I apologise: no I don't think it is available in 120 sorry.

 

[Ricardo Miranda]

Ilford Pan 100 and 400 in 120 format might be available from Southeast Asian dealers on Ebay.
It isn't available in the UK.

 

[Sirius Glass]

How do you order directly from the factory? I've been trying to do that for ages!

Welcome to APUG

 

[Sirius Glass]

I just bought my first roll of Kentmere film and the expiry date is in 2019!! That film won't last two weeks with me, much less than 4 years!!!

Now you see why I don't use a fridge, let alone a freezer for film.

So how do you store and shoot discontinued films?

 

[Ricardo Miranda]

So how do you store and shoot discontinued films?

I don't!
I buy film every month fresh from the factory.
1 bulk roll at a time and normally use it on that month.

 

[Xmas]

The Kodak TMY data sheet says if the temperature is greater than 24C...
That only happens a few days a year here if we are lucky but the relative humidity can be high.
Pro E6 with keep below 10C would be a different problem.

 

[Sirius Glass]

So how do you store and shoot discontinued films?

I don't!
I buy film every month fresh from the factory.
1 bulk roll at a time and normally use it on that month.

I knew that and that you do not freeze film, so I just had to jerk you chain.

Cheers!

 

[Ricardo Miranda]

However I still have a brick of outdated Lucky Super Color 100 that I am leaving for "lomo effects".

 

[Sirius Glass]

So since you do not keep film in the refrigerator, are you keeping it in the oven? <<wink>> <<wink>>

 

[JW PHOTO]

Ilford Pan 100 and 400 in 120 format might be available from Southeast Asian dealers on Ebay.
It isn't available in the UK.

I found one roll of the Pan 400 120 film from a seller in Hong Kong. At $14.52 a roll with free shipping! What a deal???? I think I'll stick with Ilford USA import film. With maybe a few rolls of Ultrafine Extreme 100 or 400 120 film mixed in(I like this film a lot). I can be a happy camper with that selection of film and it won't break the bank I guess. John W

 

[Ricardo Miranda]

So since you do not keep film in the refrigerator, are you keeping it in the oven? <<wink>> <<wink>>

In a drawer, but near a radiator to keep it warm and cosy.

 

[Ricardo Miranda]

I found one roll of the Pan 400 120 film from a seller in Hong Kong. At $14.52 a roll with free shipping! What a deal???? I think I'll stick with Ilford USA import film. With maybe a few rolls of Ultrafine Extreme 100 or 400 120 film mixed in(I like this film a lot). I can be a happy camper with that selection of film and it won't break the bank I guess. John W

I was hopping someone would see the light, or is it the dark?

 

[dreamingartemis]

I've used this film before. Oddly I bought my first brick in Prague. It started to show up in my neck of the woods soon after that (Malaysia). From what I have shot with this film, the results of appearance seem rather bland but then I think it always has to do more with what you shot than how a film rendered the image.

Touted by Ilford as "low-cost" using older emulation formulas instead of their current front line products. It is meant for low income market (poor - not rich).

Still, I say if you like the effect, get it since it's cheaper than a brick of HP5+