Haven't seen this mentioned here. There's a new 4x5 film product out
based on ideas and chemistry from both Polaroid and Kodak before they
started to pack it in.
http://www.new55.net/
Possibly of interest to film fans here? Though I don't suppose that
Pentax ever produced any 4x5 gear.
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-bmw
I read that earlier. From what I could gather it's currently an artisan
product. Each film pack is almost hand crafted. At $85.00 for 5
exposures it would have to be. I remember using the original Poloroid
type 55 film, it cost about twice for a quick print or negative what it
would have fo
I'm pretty sure I mentioned it here a year or so back.
At that time they weren't ready for market, but I got one of their
promotional T-shirts. I haven't been following them too closely, but I
have been keeping an eye out for news about the project.
They're in production now, although they're st
On 1/20/2016 5:34 PM, P.J. Alling wrote:
I read that earlier. From what I could gather it's currently an artisan
product. Each film pack is almost hand crafted. At $85.00 for 5
exposures it would have to be. I remember using the original Poloroid
type 55 film, it cost about twice for a quick
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