NEW FILM : BERGGER Pancro 400

[Andrew O'Neill]

Does anyone have a spectral sensitivity chart for this film? I can't locate one...

 

[canvassy]

To answer my own question .... they announced that Bergger Pancro 400 will soon be available in 120 and 135. Yes .... something to look forward to.

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I'm looking forward to trying it in 120.

 

[Black Dog]

I'm looking forward to trying it in 120.

I loved the old school Super-XX look of Fortepan and hope for something similar here!

 

[opPaulT]

Do you have suggested development times for Ilford DD-X developer?

Hello to all film enthusiasts !

We are very proud to introduce to you our brand new and original film BERGGER Pancro 400...

So this is a definitive box, with the developing times.

We are very happy to have the support of very famous photographer Raymond Depardon. Many Thanks to him for his support in our project émoticône smile



Availablity: from March 15th ...

in the following sizes :
- 4x5 / 25
- 4x5 / 50
- 5x7 / 25
- 8x10 / 25

You can follow the evolution of the project on our official facebook page.

With our best regards,
the BERGGER team

 

[sportster44]

Do you have suggested development times for Ilford DD-X developer?

Agreed.... Need this. Just sent first roll to the lab because I cant find any info on ddx development

 

[jacaquarie]

Does anyone know if or when Bergger will be available in sheet film, ie; 4X5??

Thanks

 

[Slixtiesix]

I thought this was already the case before they introduced the 120 and 135 versions?

 

[Black Dog]

Likewise-I was a regular user of the 200 speed version.

 

[larryb]

I was wondering why Bergger does not give developing times for Ilford developers. I know I can find guidance on Digitaltruth, but is there a reason for Bergger not providing this info on its data sheet?

(Apologies if this question has already been asked - it's a long thread, and I checked out at the definitions of manufacturer v. producer v.marketer)

 

[MattKing]

I was wondering why Bergger does not give developing times for Ilford developers. I know I can find guidance on Digitaltruth, but is there a reason for Bergger not providing this info on its data sheet?

(Apologies if this question has already been asked - it's a long thread, and I checked out at the definitions of manufacturer v. producer v.marketer)

I've seen a time for ID-11, but not surprisingly that is the same time as for D-76.

 

[larryb]

I've seen a time for ID-11, but not surprisingly that is the same time as for D-76.

Yes, but why doesn't Bergger provide the info for ID-11 or any other Ilford developer? Interestingly, Digitaltruth provides times only for ID-11 and Ilfosol 3.
This is not a big deal - just curious about the omission.

 

[MattKing]

Yes, but why doesn't Bergger provide the info for ID-11

That ID-11 data was included in the Bergger data sheet that Argentix.ca have online for the film. I think the data sheet originated with Bergger - it is in French.

 

[David Lindquist]

I got an email from Freestyle today announcing the have this film in 35mm, 120 and 4X5, 5X7 and 8X10 sheet film.
David

 

[removedacct1]

I got an email from Freestyle today announcing the have this film in 35mm, 120 and 4X5, 5X7 and 8X10 sheet film.
David

But if you go to their site to purchase, the 8X10 size is NOT available. *grumble*

 

[warmtone]

Hi It’s now Sept 2023 and I’m wandering if Bergger sheet film is still available?
Im interested in 4x5, 5x7 and 8x10. I live in Australia and note Gold Street Studios has no stock so I fear the worst.

 

[munz6869]

Hi It’s now Sept 2023 and I’m wandering if Bergger sheet film is still available?
Im interested in 4x5, 5x7 and 8x10. I live in Australia and note Gold Street Studios has no stock so I fear the worst.

Seems to be back-ordered at B&H too. I'm making my way through a box of the stuff currently (8x10), but I have had it some time...!!


Marc!

 

[abruzzi]

I found a box of 5x7 about ~6 months ago at Freestyle, right when they updated their site, but I think that was a fluke. You can get 135 and 120 at a few places, and based on stock counts--its being replenished--but sheet film seems to be gone.

 

[retina_restoration]

Hi It’s now Sept 2023 and I’m wandering if Bergger sheet film is still available?
Im interested in 4x5, 5x7 and 8x10. I live in Australia and note Gold Street Studios has no stock so I fear the worst.

I've written to Bergger directly - at least three times in the past year - and I have not gotten a response. I was inquiring specifically about the Pancro 400 in sheet film sizes. I suspect we may never see it again.

 

[Pioneer]

Seems the film revival may be having some growing pains...

 

[Peter Schrager]

I've written to Bergger directly - at least three times in the past year - and I have not gotten a response. I was inquiring specifically about the Pancro 400 in sheet film sizes. I suspect we may never see it again.

I've written to them also about the dupe film
No response...it was great film
Bergger doesn't make anything just outsources it's materials

 

[Rudeofus]

I've written to them also about the dupe film
No response...it was great film
Bergger doesn't make anything just outsources it's materials

Same here. Question about their print film, no reply after many weeks. Is this company still in business?

 

[miha]

The same guy Aurélien Le Duc, CEO of Bergger, an ex member of Photrio, also runs a web shop https://labo-argentique.com/ I guess that would also be a way to contact them?

 

[Peter Schrager]

I was on that website and bergger films are not available including the print film
Someone should send an email
Personally I don't need their products that badly
Especially if they have no customer service

 

[faberryman]

Perhaps I am misinformed, but from what I can gather Bergger doesn't really make anything; they just order it up from someone else, put their label on it, and then sell it at a premium. And sometimes they are in business and sometimes they are not.

 

[GregY]

Perhaps I am misinformed, but from what I can gather Bergger doesn't really make anything; they just order it up from someone else, put their label on it, and then sell it at a premium. And sometimes they are in business and sometimes they are not.

Exactly .....