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Is Fuji Acros 100 Gone in 120

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Marvin

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I just noticed that 120 Acros is not listed at Freestyle anymore and Adorama and B&H are out of stock. I just shot a roll of this and heard good things about it.
 

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I read that they were shifting their packaging on a lot of stuff from 1 roll to 5-roll packs. Might be just a restocking issue due to that (or a similar change), might not.
 

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I had a quantity backordered with Freestyle and received an email cancelling the order and informing me that it had been discontinued. The email in part is below

"Hello Craig:



We have been notified today by FujiFilm USA that they will not be able to fulfill our orders for Fuji Neopan Acros film. As a result, we will not be able to ship your order for 100 rolls of this film. We can still offer a variety of other black and white emulsions. Please let me know if you would like to place an order for another film.



Your order # 381111 has been cancelled due to the discontinuation of the product."
 

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Wow.

I bought 40 rolls of Neopan 400 (all the money I could spare) but I didn't think there was any danger of Acros going away.
 

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I had a quantity backordered with Freestyle and received an email cancelling the order and informing me that it had been discontinued. The email in part is below

"Hello Craig:



We have been notified today by FujiFilm USA that they will not be able to fulfill our orders for Fuji Neopan Acros film. As a result, we will not be able to ship your order for 100 rolls of this film. We can still offer a variety of other black and white emulsions. Please let me know if you would like to place an order for another film.



Your order # 381111 has been cancelled due to the discontinuation of the product."

Kaaaaaaaaaa.... (here it comes - hold on tight)







BOOOOOOOOM!


or maybe they just aren't selling individual rolls any more and the freestyle dude/system is not that informed/helpful. I hope for all of our sakes that this product does not go away in 120. I always looked at 120 and 4x5 as THE bastions that would be the last to be worked over.

Personally I shoot TMX and have since the big K unceremoniously discontinued my other fine grained slow film - FX (Panatomic-X) so for now I am okay but I really do not want to be down to just the one - TMX. IMHO Delta was alright but not in the same class as TMX/Acros. I tested Acros and was impressed but saw no reason to switch and there is something a tiny little bit off in spectral sensitivity with all their BW for someone used to the way Kodak works for so so so many years. Something about the reds being a shade darker relatively speaking....

Hope it ain't true.

RB
 

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As much as I hope its not true, I am sooooo glad I have three bricks of it frozen along side my two pro packs of txp 320.
 

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Fuji's last announcements said they were not going to sell Acros in single rolls, just the 5-roll packs. Freestyle and the others probably are waiting for the new packs to come in since they carried it as single rolls before.
 

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I hope that this is the case. I had ordered 100 rolls and was looking to order another 100. It suits me better if it comes in 5 roll packs. In the meantime I have enough to keep me going for a month or so and then it will be a matter of finding something else unless the 5 roll packs become available.
 

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Extremely doubtful Acros 120 is discontinued. It's simply out of stock.
 

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I just ordered 20 rolls 120 ACROS from that APUG advertiser and they didn't say anything about being out of stock... but then I haven't gotten the film yet either.
 

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Samy's website said it was available, and even better $2.45 / roll.
 
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I had herd good things about this film and ordered 2 rolls to try it out in my Bronica and was considering ordering some more when I started looking and could not find any. I have shot one of the rolls but have not developed it yet. Yes I hope they bring it back in 5 roll packs.
 

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I'm betting its just teh packaging changeover thats causing its unavailability.

I repeat this to myself as I fall asleep each night

It just has to be true!
 

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ACROS 120

It's disappointing to read the accounts of various films being discontinued. Trying to get accurate information from the manufacturer is like trying to interview someone running out of a burning house. Only the manufacturer knows how much stock is left and whether a particular emulsion, or any emulsion, will be coated again. I don't expect Ilford Pan F+ to be available very much longer. If Plus-X really is discontinued in all sizes then maybe it will help Ilford enough so that FP4+ can stay in production longer.
 

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What, exactly, makes you think Pan F+ or FP4+ won't be around for much longer? While I agree it's disappointing to see films discontinued, I don't necessarily think this means it's the end of the world or that other films from other manufacturers are selling poorly.
 

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It's disappointing to read the accounts of various films being discontinued. Trying to get accurate information from the manufacturer is like trying to interview someone running out of a burning house. Only the manufacturer knows how much stock is left and whether a particular emulsion, or any emulsion, will be coated again. I don't expect Ilford Pan F+ to be available very much longer. If Plus-X really is discontinued in all sizes then maybe it will help Ilford enough so that FP4+ can stay in production longer.

WTF?

Plus-X isn't discontinued in all sizes at all. Neither is PanF+, OR Acros, OR FP4.

Stop spreading FUD.
 

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Dear Dynachrome,

PAN F+ is in the rudest of health, and will continue to be manufactured in 35mm and 120:

No ILFORD Photo products WHATSOEVER Film / paper or chemistry are scheduled to be delated :

Regards

Simon. ILFORD Photo / HARMAN technology Limited
 

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Simon

Glad to see Ilford is doing well. When you make releases about Ilford, does that always include Kentmere?

Thanks

Mike
 
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