Is this traditional B&amp;W film? I need 10 rolls of 36 exp 400 speed B&amp;W film for class...
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I do not know what traditional is but I'm an amateur and I love this film. I've gone through two of these ten packs, and I use a kind of cheap, $100 wolverine negative scanner to get them digitized for printing.
360572
Unfortunately, Ilford sells only one roll at a time. One box, one roll. Where as you can buy Kodak's or Fuji's equivalent film in a 5 pack if you want.
532794
I freeze mine and it can last pretty much forever if kept frozen. I also keep some in the refrigerator for when I need a roll quickly. B&W; films tend to last longer than color films anyway so it should last a while if it's new stock.
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No. It is regular Black & White development process. If you want the chromogenic B&W (C41 process) from Kodak, this is it: http://www.amazon.com/Kodak-Professional-BW400CN-Negative-Exposure/dp/B00066WXQM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396544381&sr=8-1&keywords=kodak+chromogenic+B%26W+film. There is also one from Ilford: http://www.amazon.com/Ilford-Super-135-36-Black-White/dp/B00008R9MM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396544465&sr=8-1&keywords=ilford+xp2+35mm
808273
Well, yes they definitely are! I presently have 3 (108" - 9ft.) rolls loaded into my Fotodiox system - (black-white + grey). And I have been using all of them for well over (6) months now. I haven't had any problems with them at all. Actually, if I had more studio space. I would definitely be buying more of them.
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This refers to the size. And I'll take a leap and say, if you had to ask that, you should not buy this film, you are probably looking for 35mm and this film will not fit into your camera. I know that it may be cheaper, but you're between a rock and a hard place if your film doesn't perfectly fit into the camera.
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I own this camera and I buy film from the Impossible Project. You can order online or find it at an Urban Outfitters. This is new film, from what I understand. I've gotten very good results from the black and white film, and mixed results with color shade. Be warned: it will be pricey to be a prolific polaroid shooter.
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No, this is strictly for a super 8 camera. Just like the one that was used in the movie "Super 8". To be honest, I bought them to with the camera that I have as a collector item. I don't know what type of camera that you are mentioning, but these rolls are not made for still photography. It is just going to sit in its original box along with the camera. It hasnever been used, but the dollar value is not much. Strictly for display in the man cave.
391781
This is a black and white !20 size film. You need 127 size---there is a big difference and they are not interchangeable.
1600109
I asked at both Walgreen and Costco if they process my TMAX film and they said they do not since they only process C41 film. So I did some research and found a website, The Darkroom, and they do process this film. They actually can process this film and make prints from b&w; paper. The results were great.
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this is a 35mm film camera. it is not digital. we used it for a college photography class.
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Oh yeah,but film is expensive. Film has to be ordered, as I cannot find any stores that sell it. This little camera is really fun
1859758
5 rolls are always in a pro box.....this is a great film, one of my favorites.
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I normally do not go beyond the rated ISO of a film in the development stage. When I want a higher speed I purchase that speed film since I do not like to risk an image. When one push develops film, the entire roll of film should be shot at the assumed ISO, then hope that it comes out.
881905
Yes to both questions but remember this is a film camera. This is not digital. Needed an inexpensive way to shoot classic black and white images.
855414
This is a roll of film for 35mm camera, it is not cassette. Only for photography.
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From past experience with point and shoot I have had good results using Class 4 cards. This is Class 10, it will give you way far more better quality than what you are looking for.