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[Richard Flanders]

Photographic film? Real film? I have a 50? ft roll of Kodak B&W(lowest ASA) that's been in my freezer unopened for over 40yrs, and gobs of Kodak Kodachrome and print film. You have any use for any of it?

[OH Osthaus]

Originally Posted by Richard Flanders

Photographic film? Real film? I have a 50? ft roll of Kodak B&W(lowest ASA) that's been in my freezer unopened for over 40yrs, and gobs of Kodak Kodachrome and print film. You have any use for any of it?

yes real film - the order was for 4x5 sheet film

but i do still shoot 35 and 120 roll film, i need to find my Watson bulk film loader

[john pulis]

Originally Posted by Rick Losey

yes real film - the order was for 4x5 sheet film

but i do still shoot 35 and 120 roll film, i need to find my Watson bulk film loader

There are a few of us who still shoot black and white, large and small format, develop, and print our own photographs. The fine print quality of paper is still better than ink jet and laser printing, although I had some Adirondack landscapes printed with a large format Epson, very impressive quality. Tradition dies hard.