I'm down to about 7 rolls of 120 original Acros, plus one full box of 4X5, still in the freezer. A lovely film indeed. But Tmax films are more versatile, especially when it comes to dealing with deep shadow content. I shot Acros mainly for sake of 4X5 Quickload sleeves when backpacking. The sleeves themselves were more reliable than Kodak's Readyload version, especially when Readyloads came out 2-sheet instead of 1-sheet, and had double the risk of light leakage. I used my own specially modified 545 holder for both, which was way better than either of their dedicated plastic holders. Still have it, plus one box of E100G chrome film still in the freezer, which might or might not still be good. After those options finally dried up, I went over to 6X9 roll film backs for long-haul backpacking. Now I need a sucker : "Free backpacking trip tips if you lug my load for me".