Kodak Vericolor Print Film 4111

Stephen Frizza

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I know this product is discontinued, But I am seeking Kodak Vericolor Print Film 4111. Does anyone know of a source for this Product? or the equivalent in 8x10" I am looking for a large quantity
 

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I used the use a fair bit of this and the 5072 35mm version.
All I can help is the Kodak cat number which is 122 1373 according to my records.
Good luck,
I think you'll need it
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I know its not what you wanted exactly but a seller had some 4x5 here you could contact him see if he has more hope that helps:
http://cgi.ebay.com.sg/Vericolor-Print-Film-4X5-/320514815439
 
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Not Kodak, not 8x10 but 10" wide C-41 print film.

Made by Agfa.
 
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Stephen Frizza

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Im soooo jealous of agman and amac212!!!!
 

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Steve;

I had a box of this product and tried it about 2 years ago, when the label showed it was about 5 years out of date. It was awful. Very foggy. It had been kept at RT all that time, or about 20 deg C. So, I would have to assume that the film keeps poorly. IDK for sure, but anything you get may be suspect.

PE
 
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Stephen Frizza

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Hi ron yes this seems to be the case I have had some in deep freeze which is great but i have tried using some that was at room temp ...it was less then desirable. Did you use 4111 when it was fresh ron? it was a brilliant kodak product wasnt it?
 

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I have used it fresh to make transparencies from negatives. It and its predecessors were great films, designed like Eastman Color Print film or the current Vision print products. It had a high Dmax and long tone scale and the neg-pos combination could outdo any E6 slide hands down!

It is very fine grained and very slow. It is also very sharp. I have coated single layer experiments of an earlier version of this film, in order to improve image quality under some conditions. I think I may have a research disclosure published on this.

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Dear Stephen,

I used to use a bunch of this film and I have a few 8x10 boxes in the freezer since the day I ordered from Kodak about 8 years ago. Please let me know if you still want them.

Luigi
 

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8x10 Vericolor print film 4111, new, expired, unopened, frozen.

Dear Stephen,

I used to use a bunch of this film and I have a few 8x10 boxes in the freezer since the day I ordered from Kodak about 8 years ago. Please let me know if you still want them.

Luigi
 

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Dear Stephen,

I used to use a bunch of this film and I have a few 8x10 boxes in the freezer since the day I ordered from Kodak about 8 years ago. Please let me know if you still want them.

Luigi
 

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Hi Stephen,

Luigi again. I have a bunch more in 4x5's. Unopened, frozen since day 1 of shipment came.

Best,

L
 
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