Lomography has cut its prices of CN120 film on its home page..E.g UK prices reduced from £30/ 3 pack to £23/ 3 pack for colour 100/400 films, but similar reductions on EU and US sites. Not sure if these will filter down to dealers. Reading between the lines, recent price increases have killed demand?
Quote ‘We've noticed a growing reservation within the analogue community when it comes to the distinctive and charming 120 format. We refuse to let 120 film fade away so we now formally declare it an endangered species! To support film amateurs or professionals worldwide in their medium format practice, we're excited to announce significant price reductions on our 120 films. Medium format photography should be a breeze, not a budget-breaker. Let’s come together, Lomographers, to keep the spirit of 120 film alive and thriving for generations to come!’
The colour neg films offer some different options in 120, (particularly prior to the arrival of Gold) and are a good entry point to the format, with Kodaks recent price increases.
Quote ‘We've noticed a growing reservation within the analogue community when it comes to the distinctive and charming 120 format. We refuse to let 120 film fade away so we now formally declare it an endangered species! To support film amateurs or professionals worldwide in their medium format practice, we're excited to announce significant price reductions on our 120 films. Medium format photography should be a breeze, not a budget-breaker. Let’s come together, Lomographers, to keep the spirit of 120 film alive and thriving for generations to come!’
The colour neg films offer some different options in 120, (particularly prior to the arrival of Gold) and are a good entry point to the format, with Kodaks recent price increases.
) are all three wonderful films. I'm particularly fond of the 800 speed. It's not the rock bottom prices of pre-2020, but $8.30 and $9.30 per roll of 120 CN is a pretty good deal these days!