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J & C Classic film
Anyone know who manufactures J & C classic 200 and 400 film? Or are
they actually producing things themselves from old formulas? Or what known and current films they are most like? |
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"LR Kalajainen" wrote in message ... Anyone know who manufactures J & C classic 200 and 400 film? Or are they actually producing things themselves from old formulas? Or what known and current films they are most like? According to the Foto Impex catalog (they're the Berlin Photography store/company that J&C markets in the US), the Classic films are made for them in Hungry. That leads me to believe they're made by someone other than Foma (Czech Rep) or Efke (Croatia). Both the Classic 200 and 400 are , well, what they say, classic emulsion and not T-Grain. I have not used either, but am awaiting an order of 4X5 in both flavors. Hey, where else can you get 25 sheets of film for less than 12 bucks! If you're looking for tech data and/or development data, then follow this link. It's in German, however, the development charts and the sensitivity curves read the same in any language. http://www.fotoimpex.de/Technik/Clas...assicfilm.html |
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LR Kalajainen wrote: Anyone know who manufactures J & C classic 200 and 400 film? Or are they actually producing things themselves from old formulas? Or what known and current films they are most like? Forte -- LF Website @ http://members.verizon.net/~gregoryblank "To announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public."--Theodore Roosevelt, May 7, 1918 |
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In article ,
LR Kalajainen wrote: Anyone know who manufactures J & C classic 200 and 400 film? Or are they actually producing things themselves from old formulas? Or what known and current films they are most like? Forte -- LF Website @ http://members.verizon.net/~gregoryblank "To announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public."--Theodore Roosevelt, May 7, 1918 |
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LR Kalajainen
Anyone know who manufactures J & C classic 200 and 400 film? Search this NG for, $1.19 , for more J&C info. Dan |
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LR Kalajainen
Anyone know who manufactures J & C classic 200 and 400 film? Search this NG for, $1.19 , for more J&C info. Dan |
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"Gregory W Blank" wrote in message news:%kSld.3010$J55.2737@trnddc06... In article , LR Kalajainen wrote: Anyone know who manufactures J & C classic 200 and 400 film? Or are they actually producing things themselves from old formulas? Or what known and current films they are most like? Forte Yup. Never thought of Forte. Makes sense, I checked my Forte chemical and paper stock, and sure enough, made in Hungry. Somehow, I thought Forte was French... seriously. |
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"Gregory W Blank" wrote in message news:%kSld.3010$J55.2737@trnddc06... In article , LR Kalajainen wrote: Anyone know who manufactures J & C classic 200 and 400 film? Or are they actually producing things themselves from old formulas? Or what known and current films they are most like? Forte Yup. Never thought of Forte. Makes sense, I checked my Forte chemical and paper stock, and sure enough, made in Hungry. Somehow, I thought Forte was French... seriously. |
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"Gregory W Blank" wrote in message news:%kSld.3010$J55.2737@trnddc06... In article , LR Kalajainen wrote: Anyone know who manufactures J & C classic 200 and 400 film? Or are they actually producing things themselves from old formulas? Or what known and current films they are most like? Forte Yup. Never thought of Forte. Makes sense, I checked my Forte chemical and paper stock, and sure enough, made in Hungry. Somehow, I thought Forte was French... seriously. |
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On Mon, 15 Nov 2004 17:36:49 +0100, "Jim Phelps"
wrote: Yup. Never thought of Forte. Makes sense, I checked my Forte chemical and paper stock, and sure enough, made in Hungry. Somehow, I thought Forte was French... seriously. Hungry is a state of being in which one feels the need for food. Hungary is a country in Europe. -- Pete McCutchen |
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