(OT) 2 1/4" x 3 1/4" sheet film

Does anybody still sell this?

JimKramer wrote:
Does anybody still sell this?


J&C might stock it. You'll get better/more answers in the large format
group.

Nick

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JimKramer wrote:
Does anybody still sell this?

BTW you do need that format and not 6x9?

Nick

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JimKramer wrote:
Does anybody still sell this?

Film for Classics (see the Order Form at
http://www.filmforclassics.com/) still has 2 1/4" x 3 1/4" sheet film
listed. Somewhat pricey, but available.

Hope that helps. ...pt

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I got a box of Kodak Tri-X Pan (EXP Jan. 1972 :-) ) with the Speed
Graphic from my dad along with a 120 back so I am pretty sure.

J&C do have some, but I'm not familiar with the brand names?

Thanks,
Jim

Definitely pricey, but at least I now how HP4 & HP5+ will work.

Thanks,
Jim

JimKramer wrote:
I got a box of Kodak Tri-X Pan (EXP Jan. 1972 :-) ) with the Speed
Graphic from my dad along with a 120 back so I am pretty sure.

J&C do have some, but I'm not familiar with the brand names?


The J&C 200 is Forte 200 IIRC. Either will do in that big a format. It's
really a matter of what you like best.

Nick

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"JimKramer" wrote

Does anybody still sell [2 1/4 x 3 1/4 sheet film]?

I cut down 5x7. For 5x7 I cut down 8x10. It is,
of course, a mighty PITA. OTOH it seems to be the
cheapest solution.

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"JimKramer" wrote in
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Does anybody still sell this?


No, it's all been phased out in favor of digital backs for those
cameras. Aincha heard? Film isn't hep no more...


- Al.

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Now if some clever boy would just think of a way to take an image and
make a print right out of the camera. That would really be technology
at its best. :-)

Jim