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skyrick · Joined: 05 Feb 2009 Posts: 5 Location: Arlington, TX

I've been shooting with Fujicolor ASA 100 120 roll film in my 2x3 Pacemaker Graphic since October, and been very happy with it. I've had to buy it from B&H but it doesn't show up in their online store anymore. I was able to find it at Adorama, but I'm wondering. Has it been discontinued and we're down to existing product remaining in the market? If so, does anyone have a recommendation for a substitute for Reala? I really like the vivid color I get with this film; much more so than I was with Kodak Portra VC.

Thanks,
Rick
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goldwing06 · Joined: 18 May 2009 Posts: 1 Location: Pennsylvania

Hi Rick, I wish I could answer your question, but I am new with this type of camera. I am having trouble findind 4X5 film and where to get film developed, also some type of documentation on pointing out parts and how it operates.

as I said I am very new to this and any help would be appreciated.
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mopar_guy · Posted: Thu May 21, 2009 12:15 am Post subject: 4x5 film and processing

Hi,

For 4x5 sheet film, a couple of sources come to mind:

1) try online at The View Camera Store.

2) Freestyle http://www.frestylephoto.biz

For lab services try a web search (4x5 film processing)
For lab work in color processing I have been finding prices at around $6 per sheet.

Regards,
Dave
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I guess that I could get a digital camera but it would be obsolete in a couple of years (three tops). Or I could use my 3x4 Anniversary Speed Graphic. Heck, it's been obsolete for 50 years. That's way better than digital.